After falling behind by 14 early, Michigan fought back and had a two-point conversion attempt to tie the game in the fourth quarter. Against an undefeated, top-10 Indiana team, that was impressive. In the end, Michigan still lost, and made a few costly decisions along the way.

In spite of a sluggish offensive performance on Saturday, Michigan had a golden opportunity to pull off a massive upset on the road against No. 8 Indiana. But as has often been the case this season, questionable coaching decisions (particularly with the play calling) seemed to work against the Wolverines in critical moments.

BLOOMINGTON — College football is starting to take notice of Indiana football’s talented defense. The No. 8 Hoosiers (10-0; 7-0 Big Ten) have put up impressive numbers through