BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Hayden Hatten caught ten passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns and Charles Akanno notched three tackles for loss, including a sack, but a series of special teams miscues doomed Idaho football and the Vandals fell 56-14 on the road against Indiana.

The Hoosiers hit the scoreboard first with a TD late in the first quarter, but a fumble on the ensuing drive set up another Indiana touchdown and a blocked punt on the ensuing possession led to a quick 21-0 lead.

Indiana added two touchdowns in the second quarter before the Vandals answered. Idaho drove 75 yards in eight plays capped by a 16-yard pass from Mike Beaudry to Hatten to set the halftime score at 35-7.

The Hoosiers added a touchdown early in the third quarter after a big kickoff return to start the second half before the Vandals went 75 yards on 11 plays capped by another Beaudry to Hatten score. This time a 23-yard strike to the back of the endzone.

Idaho finished with 261 yards of offense, including 196 in the air. The Vandal defense held Indiana to 328 yards of offense.

The Vandals are back on the road next week against Oregon State in Corvallis.