THIRD QUARTER

8:41 – This Michigan defense is settling down. Zeke Berry has bounced back after a slow start and had back-to-back pass breakups on this drive to force a third-and-10. Michigan put the pressure on Kurtis Rourke on third down, forcing an incompletion and a punt.

Indiana 17, Michigan 6

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10:59 – The Wolverines didn’t make full use of the interception in the red zone. They started at the Indiana 7 and ran the ball three straight times, managing just four yards. Alex Orji’s decision to change pace once again yielded no results. He came in third and was stuffed without a win when the Hoosiers sold out on the run. Dominic Zvada made the 22-yard FG to cut the deficit.

Indiana 17, Michigan 6

11:04 – Huge play by Michigan defenseman Zeke Berry to get the ball back for the Wolverines. On Indiana’s first play, Berry jumped a route and intercepted Kurtis Rourke.

Indiana 17, Michigan 3

14:52 – True freshman RB Jordan Marshall returned the kickoff 37 yards to give Michigan the ball at its own 40 to start. After getting just one carry in the first half, Kalel Mullings rushed on four of the first five plays of the drive, totaling 11 yards. On a third-and-7 from the Indiana 46, he got the carry and rushed for 4 yards, setting up a fourth-and-3. Instead of going for it, the Wolverines took a penalty delay of play and punted. The questionable play-calling continues.

Indiana 17, Michigan 3

HALF TIME: Indiana 17, Michigan 3

It’s all Hoosiers since the Wolverines took an early 3-0 lead. Indiana has outgained Michigan 228 yards to 94. The Wolverines, who will receive the kickoff in the second half, have just 11 rushing yards against the Hoosiers’ top-ranked defense.

SECOND QUARTER

1:20 – Indiana ran out the clock with two runs.

Indiana 17, Michigan 3

2:14 – Michigan’s offense has been nonexistent since the opening drive. It picked up a first down on an Indiana targeting penalty and also got a free 5 yards on an offside penalty on the next set of downs, but Davis Warren had nowhere to go with the ball and the pass protection didn’t hold up. . His third down pass was broken up, leading to a Tommy Doman punt.

Indiana 17, Michigan 3

5:43 – Indiana took over at the Michigan 48 and almost scored another touchdown. A completion to Myles Price that moved the Hoosiers to the 2 was negated by an offensive pass interference penalty. Instead of first-and-goal, Indiana faced a third-and-20 and had to settle for a 40-yard field goal. It gains Michigan 227 yards to 88.

Indiana 17, Michigan 3

7:04 – The Wolverines can’t seem to get out of the way. After gaining a first down on a 13-yard completion from Davis Warren to Tyler Morris, Alex Orji replaced Warren behind center and predictably tried to run up the middle. He fumbled, giving Indiana great field position. Meanwhile, Kalel Mullings finally received his first carry of the game on the drive, rushing for 6 yards.

Indiana 14, Michigan 3

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9:49 – Another drive, another explosive passing play for the Indiana offense. On the second play, Kurtis Rourke got plenty of time and hit a wide-open Omar Cooper Jr. in the middle of the field after pulling away from Michigan CB Zeke Berry. Berry made up for it later in the drive with a pass breakup on third-and-12 from the Michigan 33. The Hoosiers went for it on fourth down, and good coverage led to another incompletion and turnover on downs.

Indiana 14, Michigan 3

12:05 – Another disjointed push for Michigan. It got one first when Alex Orji got in at QB on a third-and-2 and rushed for 5 yards. But Davis Warren threw three consecutive incompletions that led to a punt. He had open receivers on second and third down, but he missed them. Michigan was also flagged for an ineligible man in the field, which was dismissed. RB Benjamin Hall got the first two touches of the drive, and leading rusher Kalel Mullings has yet to play on offense today. HE wasn’t listed on the injury report, so his lack of use is a mystery.

Indiana 14, Michigan 3

3:00 PM – Indiana’s offense has officially flared up. Kurtis Rourke makes it look easy on this drive, capping it off with a perfect pass to Elijah Sarratt for a 36-yard touchdown. Sarratt burned Michigan CB on a stop-and-go double move, leading to an easy throw and catch. Rourke is 10 for 12 passing for 122 yards and two scores.

Indiana 14, Michigan 3

FIRST QUARTER

0:18 – A 20-yard punt return gave Indiana the ball at its own 35. Ty Son Lawton rushed for 4 yards to end the quarter. Yards are 96-60 in favor of the Hoosiers.

Indiana 7, Michigan 3

1:17 – Not a good possession for the Wolverines. Davis Warren rolled out first and had his pass batted down by DE Mikail Kamara, and Donovan Edwards rushed for 4 yards on second. Colston Loveland was covered on third down, leading to an incompletion and a quick punt. On the punt, receiver CJ Charleston was injured and had to be carted off.

Indiana 7, Michigan 3

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5:01 – Indiana’s offense got going, marching 75 yards in seven plays to take the lead. Kurtis Rourke threw two perfect passes on the drive: one to Ke’Shawn Williams for a 26-yard gain and one to Omar Cooper Jr. into the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown. Michigan had good coverage on both, but Rourke put it in a perfect spot both times.

Indiana 7, Michigan 3

12:30 pm – Michigan started at its own 13 and developed an impressive drive. Davis Warren looked comfortable in the pocket and found his favorite target on the first two plays, hitting Colston Loveland for a gain of X and X yards. Warren later got his receivers involved, including connecting with Peyton O’Leary on a dig route for a 10-yard gain on a third-and-8. Tyler Morris made a leaping toe-tapping grab near the sideline for a 16-yard gain to give the Wolverines first and goal, but they had to settle for a 39-yard field goal. Alex Orji came in at QB on the second goal from the 6 and handed it off to third-string RB Benjamin Hall for a 2-yard gain. Warren came back for third, but the ball slipped from his hands as he began to throw, leaving tackle behind. Myles Hinton saved the day by recovering the fumble. Dominic Zvada drilled a 39-yard FG to give Michigan the lead. Right guard Gio El-Hadi was injured on the drive and was replaced by Dominick Giudice, who has started several games at center this year.

Michigan3, Indiana 0

3:00 PM – Indiana starts after the touchback at its own 30. Starting cornerback Jyaire Hill is officially back after missing last week’s game due to injury. Big opening stop for Michigan’s defense. Kurtis Rourke had a 7-yard completion on the first play, but missed his other two attempts on the drive, including Kenneth Grant deflecting a pass at the line of scrimmage on a third-and-5, forcing a punt. The Hoosiers got one first, but otherwise failed to do so. Grant now has the most pass breakups by a defensive lineman in UM history.

Michigan 0, Indiana 0

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PREGAME UPDATES

– Michigan All-American cornerback Will Johnson has been ruled out for a third straight game. Also unavailable for the Wolverines Saturday are reserve offensive tackle Jeffrey Persi, reserve tight end Hogan Hansen and receiver Amorion Walker. Starting cornerback Jyaire Hill, who missed last week due to injury, is questionable.

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The Michigan football team is in the final stretch of the 2024 season and the schedule isn’t getting any easier.

After being outmatched 38-17 against No. 1 Oregon next week, the Wolverines (5-4, 3-3 Big Ten) will face another undefeated team on Saturday. They are on the road against No. 8 Indiana, with kickoff scheduled for 3:30 PM in Bloomington. Keep refreshing this page for live updates.

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The Hoosiers are one of the biggest surprises in college football under first-year coach Curt Cignetti, starting 9-0 for the first time in program history. He built his team largely from the transfer portal, adding 27 players from other schools, including 21 with at least three years of college experience.

That group includes quarterback Kurtis Rourke, a transfer from Ohio who has completed 73.3% of his passes for 2,204 yards, 19 touchdowns and just three interceptions. Due to his precision and the team’s balanced run-pass attack, Indiana’s offense ranks second in FBS scoring, averaging 46.6 points per game. Skeptics will point to the Hoosiers’ soft schedule thus far. They have won every match by double digits, but all their opponents have suffered at least four losses.

Meanwhile, Michigan, which has won 27 of the past 28 meetings against Indiana, is looking for its first signature win of the year.

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