(Photo: John T. Greilick, Detroit News)
Ann Arbor — Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh isn’t big on peeling back the onion as he has often said, so if anyone wants to pinpoint exactly when the Wolverines seemed to really jell this season, be his guest.
Harbaugh has two regular-season games left to coach, against Indiana this Saturday and then against unbeaten rival Ohio State on Nov. 30. Dissecting the reason his team has started to look like the version many in the preseason thought the Wolverines would be isn’t high on his list.
The 12th-ranked Wolverines (8-2, 5-2 Big Ten) play at Indiana (7-3, 4-3) in Bloomington, where they have won 10 straight, including a 27-20 overtime victory two years ago.