Indiana Beats Michigan 13-6 in Overtime
The No. 6 Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Michigan Wolverines 13-6 in overtime on Saturday at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The game was decided by field goals, with both teams scoring six points each in regulation.
In overtime, Indiana scored the winning touchdown to secure the 13-6 final score.
Michigan quarterback Tommy Carr made his first start in the loss. Following the game, Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham assessed the performance of Michigan offensive coordinator Jason Beck, noting that the Wolverines' offense continued to fall flat. Social media users also criticized Beck, with some calling for his dismissal, as Michigan scored only six points. Tight end Zack Marshall had previously criticized Beck's play-calling, a stance that was validated by the outcome of the game.
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