Michigan falls to Indiana 13-6 in overtime
Michigan lost to Indiana 13-6 in overtime at the Big House, the first Indiana win there since 1967, as Michigan used a quarterback platoon in the first half.
Key points
- Michigan lost 13-6 to Indiana in overtime at the Big House.
- The game was Indiana’s first win at the venue since 1967.
- Michigan’s first‑half quarterbacks were Tommy Carr and Bryce Underwood.
- Underwood received praise from Dave Portnoy after a viral moment.
- Michigan will keep Underwood as the starting quarterback.
Michigan loses to Indiana in overtime
Michigan played No. 6 Indiana at the Big House on Saturday, and Indiana won 13-6 in overtime, marking Indiana's first victory there since 1967.
Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham employed a quarterback platoon, giving both Tommy Carr and Bryce Underwood playing time during the first half.
Tommy Carr took the opening snap and started the game, while Bryce Underwood began the contest on the sideline.
Both quarterbacks saw action in the first half of the matchup.
After a viral moment with Carr, Underwood received a strong public message of praise from Dave Portnoy.
Despite the loss, Michigan announced that Underwood will continue to start at quarterback.
Your questions, answered
What was the final score of the Michigan vs. Indiana game?
Michigan lost 13-6 to Indiana in overtime.
Who were the quarterbacks for Michigan in the first half?
Tommy Carr started the game and Bryce Underwood played in the first half.
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