Indiana defeats Michigan in overtime in Ann Arbor
Indiana won a 1‑0 overtime game against Michigan, ending a losing streak and keeping its season record intact.
Key points
- Indiana beat Michigan 1‑0 in overtime at Ann Arbor.
- The game was the eighth straight for Indiana, who were 7.5‑point road favorites.
- Michigan switched quarterbacks, benching Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr.
- Indiana’s defense was highlighted for its performance in overtime.
- The win prevented a second loss for Indiana this season.
Indiana held on to beat Michigan in overtime during Saturday's noon kickoff in Ann Arbor.
Indiana entered the game after its first loss since December 2024, which followed Nick Marsh's near‑miss against Ohio State the previous week. Michigan came off a confidence‑building win and a quarterback change, with Kyle Whittingham benching Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr.
Prior to kickoff, the sixth‑ranked Hoosiers were listed as 7.5‑point road favorites. IU coach Curt Cignetti said the matchup would be "very physical" and described it as the team's eighth game in a row, emphasizing a focus on looking forward rather than backward.
Indiana aimed to improve its running game while seeking to avoid a second loss on the season. After the contest, reports highlighted that Indiana’s defense stood tall in overtime to secure the victory.
Your questions, answered
What was the final score of the Indiana vs Michigan game?
Indiana won 1‑0 in overtime.
Who was the quarterback for Michigan in the game?
Tommy Carr started after Bryce Underwood was benched.
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