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Michigan
CB
Jyaire
Hill
tries to
contain
Indiana
running
back
Hanovii
"Turbo"
Richard
in a
rough
and
tumble
loss to
the
Hoosiers
in
overtime
13-6.
(Photo
by
Michigan
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Hoosiers
Break
Decades-Long
Ann
Arbor
Jinx,
Outlasting
Michigan
13-6 in
Overtime
Parker
Sinclair
- Sports
Tell Us
USA News
Network
ANN
ARBOR -
In a
hard-fought
defensive
slugfest
on
Saturday,
October
24, No.
6
Indiana
defeated
Michigan
13-6 in
overtime
at
Michigan
Stadium.
The
victory
improves
Indiana
to 7-1
on the
season
and
marks
the
Hoosiers'
first
win at
Michigan
Stadium
since
1967.
Points
were at
a
premium
throughout
the
matchup,
with
both
defenses
dominating
line-of-sight
play.
Indiana
took
advantage
of two
key
first-half
turnovers
by
Michigan.
A Tommy
Carr
fumble
recovered
by
Isaiah
Jones
and an
interception
by Amare
Ferrell
helped
Indiana
build an
early
6-0 lead
heading
into
halftime.
Michigan
responded
in the
second
half
behind a
stout
defensive
performance
that
intercepted
Indiana
quarterback
Josh
Hoover.
Placekicker
Trey
Butkowski
drilled
a
26-yard
field
goal
with two
seconds
remaining
in
regulation
to tie
the game
at 6-6
and send
it into
extra
time.
Indiana
possessed
the ball
first in
overtime,
where
quarterback
Josh
Hoover
capped
off the
drive
with a
touchdown
run to
put the
Hoosiers
ahead
13-6.
Michigan's
response
attempt
fell
short
after a
fourth-down
pass to
Salesi
Moa was
broken
up,
securing
the
Indiana
victory.
Indiana
recorded
212
total
yards,
including
131
rushing
yards
and 81
passing
yards,
while
committing
one
turnover
and
landing
four
sacks.
Michigan
accumulated
224
total
yards,
with 57
rushing
yards
and 167
passing
yards,
while
turning
the ball
over
twice
and
recording
one
sack.
Michigan
held the
advantage
in time
of
possession
at 33:44
compared
to
Indiana's
26:16.
Indiana
returns
home to
Bloomington
to host
Minnesota
next
Saturday.
Michigan
travels
on the
road to
take on
Rutgers.
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