It was billed as the feature game of the week in men's college soccer, but top-ranked Indiana's 2-0 victory over fourth-ranked UCLA on Sunday turned out to be little more than an afterthought to earlier games in the UCLA tournament.
It would have taken a remarkable game to upstage unranked Cal State Fullerton's victory against Indiana on Friday. Instead, Indiana dominated the midfield and, as UCLA players became increasingly frustrated, play deteriorated.
Fullerton (10-6-2), which tied Notre Dame, 2-2, in overtime earlier in the day, won the tournament with a 1-0-1 record. UCLA (15-2) and Indiana (17-2) finished 1-1 and Notre Dame (8-9-2) was 0-1-1.
The Hoosiers scored in the 36th minute when Todd Yeagley received a corner kick from Joel Shanker and headed the ball toward the far post and into the net.
