10/24/2026 4:07:00 PM | Football
• Today's game marked the 335th consecutive crowd of 100,000-plus fans at Michigan Stadium. Attendance was 111,276.
• Following today's loss, U-M fell to 4-3 on the season and 1-3 in Big Ten play.
• In the 74th all-time meeting with Indiana, U-M fell to 62-12 in the series. Michigan has lost consecutive games in the series for the first time since 1958-59. The Wolverines are 3-2 in their last five meetings with IU, 7-3 across their last 10 and 27-3 across their last 30 matchups.
• Today's game marked the 800th for U-M as a member of the Big Ten Conference. Michigan has posted a 558-224-18 record during that stretch.
• Today's game went to overtime, marking Michigan's first overtime contest since defeating Alabama in the Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, 2024).
• First-year quarterback Tommy Carr made his first career start. He is the sixth first-year signal caller to start for U-M, joining teammate Bryce Underwood (2025), Tate Forcier (2009), Chad Henne (2004), Rich Hewlett (1979) and Rick Leach (1975). Carr and Leach are the only two among the six who did not start the season opener.
• The Michigan offense outgained the Hoosiers in total yards (224-212) and first downs (16-11).
• Tommy Carr recorded 167 passing yards on 20 completions in his first career start.
• Tight end Hogan Hansen matched his career high with four receptions, totaling 34 yards with a long of 12 yards.
• Michigan's No. 14-ranked pass defense held the Hoosiers to 81 yards through the air. IU entered the contest averaging 249.1 passing yards per game.
• Through seven games, the U-M defense has yielded 11 touchdowns, with no opponent scoring more than 14 points in a half. IU did not score a touchdown, and its final points in regulation came with 9:31 remaining in the second quarter.
• The Michigan rush defense limited IU to 131 yards on the ground. The Hoosiers entered the game averaging just under 250 rushing yards per game. Minnesota and Penn State remain the only teams to score a rushing touchdown against U-M this season.
• The Wolverine defense held the Hoosiers to 4-of-14 on third down.
• Zeke Berry broke up a third-down pass attempt in the second quarter, the 25th pass breakup of his career. The play moved Berry into the top 10 all-time at Michigan in career pass breakups, tying Markus Curry (2001-04).
• Berry recorded the fourth interception of his career in the final minutes of the third quarter, returning it 37 yards to set up U-M's only touchdown. It was the first interception thrown this season by IU quarterback Josh Hoover. The play also moved Berry into ninth place all-time at Michigan in career pass breakups, tying Marion Body (1979-82).
• Defensive back Chris Bracy recorded a career-high 13 tackles, including nine solo stops. His previous career high was 10 tackles, including eight solo, while at Memphis against Rice (Oct. 31, 2025).
• In addition to Carr, defensive end Benny Patterson III and right tackle Marky Walbridge made their first career starts. Carr, Patterson III and Walbridge are the ninth,10th and 11th Wolverines to make their first starts this season, joining Jalen Hoffman, Troy Bowles, Chase Taylor and Dom Nichols (Western Michigan); Eli Owens (Oklahoma); Shamari Earls and Salesi Moa (UTEP); Avery Gach (Iowa); and Manuel Beigel (Penn State).
