BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Michigan is learning how to pull these off.
The No. 15 Wolverines played another Big Ten road nailbiter and pulled it off again.
On a night where Michigan's defense was dominated on the ground, it stood up when necessary, stopping Indiana in double overtime to hold on for the 48-41 win at Memorial Stadium.
The Hoosiers had the ball fourth-and-2 from the 2-yard line and chose to throw the ball. Delano Hill broke up the pass, one play after making a tackle to keep them out on third down.
It was a very similar situation to the game at Minnesota two weeks earlier when U-M made a goal line stand to win that game.