Indiana’s defense has had some positive results, but has yet to prove that it’s not vulnerable to another solid day from Warren. Even though there were signs of life with Warren at the helm against Oregon, Michigan has not routinely scored, especially ...

Angelique S. Chengelis, Connor Earegood, John Niyo, and Bob Wojnowski of The Detroit News predict the outcome of Saturday’s Michigan-Indiana game.

Michigan will enter Saturday as a big underdog to Indiana. The Wolverines have dominated the series against the Hoosiers and Michigan has lost twice since 1987.

Michigan football has lost to Indiana just once since 1987, and that was in the COVID year when the Hoosiers had Michael Penix at the helm and the Wolverines were struggling mightily. But IU is looking for another win on Saturday,

Indiana enters this game leading the country in run defense, allowing an average 72.6 yards rushing, and the Hoosiers are coming off a 47-10 win at Michigan State in which they held the Spartans to minus-36 yards rushing. Indiana has held six opponents this season to 100 rushing yards or fewer.

A surprise contender this season, No. 8 Indiana comes home in a matchup against defending national champion Michigan on Saturday. Let’s check in with the latest

BLOOMINGTON — The College Football Playoff committee found Indiana football’s resume lacking when it met earlier this week to discuss the first playoff rankings of the season. The No. 8 Hoosiers (9-0;

Michigan has lost just twice to Indiana since 1987. The Wolverines fell to the Hoosiers in '87 and then lost to Indiana during the 2020 season. The maize and blue hold a 62-10 all