The Hoosiers scored in multiple phases for a dominant win over a red-hot UCLA program. Here's what we learned, and some concerns.

There were plenty of instances in this game where Indiana may have had to punt if UCLA defenders were able to adequately wrap up. One play in stood out in particular, a 16-yard Fernando Mendoza run on 3rd-and-9, where the Heisman quarterback broke a few tackles before gutting out a first down in Indiana's opening drive.

Indiana receiver E.J. Williams Jr. benefitted from all the attention UCLA gave Sarratt and Cooper with his first career 100-yard game. He had five catches for 109 yards with two touchdowns — he scored on a 62-yard completion from Mendoza — but much of IU's offensive success came in the running game.

Quarterback Nico Iamaleava did play and was 13 for 27 for 113 yards passing with two interceptions, including Aiden Fisher's pick-six at the game's start. IU's defense held UCLA to 201 yards of offense and generated seven tackles for loss, including three sacks.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/ucla as UCLA Bruins vs Indiana Hoosiers Game Preview. The UCLA Bruins (3-4, 3-1 Big Ten) are putting even the biggest coaches and best college football teams on notice amid a 3-0 turnaround, which culminated after a gritty 20-17 win over Maryland this Saturday.

The No.2 ranked Indiana Hoosiers face off with the UCLA Bruins this morning in a highly anticipated Big Ten conference battle.

Indiana women’s basketball has transformed its roster compared to a season ago. Following their loss to the University of South Carolina in the NCAA Tournament Round of 32, the Hoosiers lost nine of the 14 players on their roster via the transfer portal or graduation.