Hoosiers hold on: What we learned from Indiana football’s win over Michigan to reach 10-0
but IU's defense forced a turnover on downs in the final two minutes to preserve the win. Linebacker Aiden Fisher stopped Peyton O'Leary an inch shy of the first down marker on a last-gasp effort from the Wolverines with just 1:41 to go. Indiana football's ...
Indiana’s offense opened the game with consecutive three-and ... It was the first of four passing touchdowns for Rourke, ...
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Jamier Johnson, one of IU’s starting cornerbacks, was ejected for targeting late in the first half of Saturday’s game against ...
In the end, Michigan’s defense, playing without All-American cornerback Will Johnson once again, did more than enough to win.
"It takes all three units," How a special teams play in the fourth quarter helped Indiana close out a win over Michigan: ...
Hoosiers hold nerve, pass biggest test to date Step to one side of the game itself, if only for a moment. If Curt Cignetti ...
It may not be a one-year wonder after all! According to Peegs.com, the Indiana Hoosiers are actively looking to extend their ...
Michigan dropped its fifth game of the season on Saturday afternoon when the Wolverines fell to Indiana, 20-15. It's just the ...
If you’re looking for moral victories, this was your game. Otherwise, there’s plenty not to like about where Michigan’s ...
IU held on in the final moments to beat Michigan for only the third time since 1967 in front of a sold out crowd at Memorial ...
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