Historic Humiliation: Alabama's Worst-Ever Postseason Loss

The University of Alabama football program suffered its most lopsided postseason defeat ever on Monday. The Indiana Hoosiers dominated the Crimson Tide, winning 38-3 in the Rose Bowl. The 35-point margin surpassed any previous bowl game loss in Alabama's storied history. Alabama's struggle intensified after a quarterback change. Backup Austin Mack replaced starter Ty Simpson during the game, but could not turn the tide against Indiana's relentless performance. The result marks a stunning low for Alabama, a team traditionally considered a national powerhouse. For Indiana, the victory is a landmark achievement in one of college football's most famous venues.