Hoosiers hold on: What we learned from Indiana football’s win over Michigan to reach 10-0
Michigan held IU to a field goal in the second half and just 10 total yards of offense, but the Hoosiers' defense forced a turnover on downs in the final two minutes to preserve the win. Linebacker Aiden Fisher stopped Peyton O'Leary an inch shy of the first down marker on a last-gasp effort from the Wolverines with just 1:41 to go.
Curt Cignetti, Indiana Hoosiers
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