Indiana defeats Michigan in overtime in Ann Arbor

Indiana football defeated Michigan 13-6 in overtime on Saturday in Ann Arbor, securing the Hoosiers' first victory in the state since 1967. The game featured low offensive production, with both teams missing multiple field goal attempts before Indiana took the lead in the final minutes.

Michigan true freshman quarterback Tommy Carr completed nine of 14 passes in the first half but struggled to convert late drives. Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover threw his first career interception in the third quarter, allowing Michigan to narrow the deficit to 6-3 before the Wolverines tied the score at 6-6 to force overtime.

In overtime, Indiana opened with a 21-yard pass to Brock Schott, followed by a rushing touchdown by Hoover. Michigan failed to respond on the final play of the game, with Carr throwing an incomplete pass to an open receiver, ending the contest.

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