It was an interesting response from the Hoosiers. The defensive clampdown was expected. Indiana’s defense has been brilliant throughout the season, but it has been especially good in the last two games. The Hoosiers never let the Wolverines feel comfortable once the game dictated that they needed to pass.

The Indiana football held on in the final moments to beat Michigan for only the third time since 1967 with a 20-15 victory in front of a sold out crowd at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The No. 8 Hoosiers (10-0;

Michigan football is heading back on the road on Saturday for a game no one -- and we mean no one -- would have seen coming as a tough fight with the Wolverines as a sizable underdog. That's because Indiana is rolling,

Michigan football was dominated in the first half, but turned in a dominant defensive effort in the second half and fell just short, losing 20-15.

The No. 8 Indiana Hoosiers and Michigan Wolverines football teams go head-to-head this weekend at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana. The match will take place on

Michigan football (5-5) lost a second straight top-10 matchup, 20-15, against Indiana in Week 11. Check out the recap and game highlights.

Kurtis Rourke and No. 8 Indiana's offense were sharp in the first half. Then the high-scoring Hoosiers needed their defense to bail them out.