There’s very little historical precedent for what IU’s defense accomplished against Michigan last week by holding its rival to 206 total yards. That’s the lowest total for the Wolverines in the rivalry in the 47 games they’ve played going back to 1960.

No. 10 Indiana beat Michigan Saturday to keep its undefeated record intact. Here's where the Hoosiers might land in college football top 25 rankings:

Michigan's comeback bid fell inches short on Saturday in Bloomington. Wide receiver Peyton O'Leary ran a route short of the sticks and reached for the first dow

Three takeaways from Angelique S. Chengelis of The Detroit News following Michigan's 20-15 loss to Indiana in Week 11.

Ten months after they celebrated perfection, Michigan has descended into mediocrity. They have lost four of five games and still haven’t attained achieved bowl eligibility.

That’s because Indiana is rolling, ranked No. 8 in the College Football Playoff rankings, and the Hoosiers have been clowning every team in its path not too dissimilar from how Michigan has the past three seasons. Thus, the 5-4, unranked Wolverines have an uphill climb in this tough battle.

Indiana football survived a late push from Michigan at Memorial Stadium to close out a 20-15 win on Saturday and stay undefeated. The No. 8 Hoosiers (10-0; 7-0) have double-digit wins for the first time in program history and they keep climbing the polls amidst their unprecedented winning streak.

Michigan football's defense saved its grade in the second half, while the offense did little to encourage. And then there was the coaching staff.

The Indiana football team improved to 10-0 for the first time in program history on Saturday as they survived a scare against Michigan at home. When the season started, we didn't think we would be talking about the Hoosiers beating the Wolverines this year,