The No. 10 Hoosiers (11-1, 8-1 Big Ten) did just that with a 66-0 win over Purdue that was the most statistically one-sided game in program history. These three stats highlight how dominant of a win:

Purdue’s only drive that crossed midfield stalled late in the second quarter when Hudson Card threw an incompletion on third down. Card had no choice — he was under fire and still managed to take a seismic hit. Indiana defensive end Mikail Kamara hit him in the back while linebacker Jailin Walker came over the top.

Purdue suffers a record-breaking 66-0 loss to Indiana, marking the worst defeat in its 137-year history of sports, highlighting a need for a new coach.

The Boilermakers just finished a 1-11 season. Purdue suffered losses by 35, 45, 46, 59 and 66 points, and didn't beat an FBS opponent.

Purdue fired football coach Ryan Walters, the school announced Sunday, two seasons into his tenure and one day after a 66-0 thrashing to rival Indiana. The program has already started the search for its next head coach, the school said.

A historically poor season has led Purdue athletic director Mike Bobinski to fire coach Ryan Walters after just two seasons at the helm