Michigan Football falls short in 13-6 overtime loss to Indiana
Maize n Brew • • sports
Key Points:
- Michigan Wolverines lost 13-6 in overtime to defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers, dropping their record to 4-3 overall and 1-3 in Big Ten play.
- Michigan's offense struggled throughout the game, committing multiple turnovers including two early in the second quarter, and failing to convert key scoring opportunities despite strong defensive efforts.
- Indiana took an early 6-0 lead with two field goals and sealed the win in overtime with a touchdown run by quarterback Josh Hoover.
- Michigan’s defense was a bright spot, forcing turnovers and limiting Indiana’s scoring, with notable performances from DB Chris Bracy and DB Zeke Berry.
- Michigan will look to rebound on October 31 with a road game against Rutgers, televised on the Big Ten Network.
