And we're back. Center holding. 20-yard completion to Bell. And another. Don't know what Indiana did with the ball. Well, they didn't score. Nice catch by Roman Wilson, 24-14.
Here are, plus the 29 yards Indiana achieved in the second half, the stats.
"Tight coverage. Incomplete. But there is a flag. Defense #4." That actually is a quote. And that was a huge, drive-extending penalty.
Indiana now has 346 yards. Michigan has 17 yards rushing.
That was nothing short of dominating. Indiana just marched right down the field on Gray, Brown, and Michigan. Indiana is a good team. Michigan is not a good team.
Specifically, Brown's answer to the carnage has been blitzes and zone DB coverage. They are putting some pressure on Michael Penix. Brown's changes have failed.
Let me see, there was an incomplete pass right through a Michigan receiver's hands. Then Milton missed Bell all alone 30 yards down the field. It is 31-14. If the Hoosiers move the ball, I think I am going to take a break for a while.
Daxton Hill is all over.
Andrew Stueber has been around for a while on the line too. Zinter was in; he is new.
According to this, Michigan has 23 defensive backs on the roster (mgoblue.com doesn't work with an adblocker).
31-14 Indiana beginning the 4th quarter. Michigan could win, but the only way is some defensive stops and or turnovers. That was pretty fast! 31-21.
There is still a little suspense. Let's take a moment to reflect. Jim Harbaugh is in charge. If Don Brown and the defense sucks, where does that leave Harbaugh?
Karsen Barnhart is the fifth offensive lineman. He is a sophomore.
I had a feeling Joe Milton would throw an interception in this game.
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