How Indiana's 'gritty' OT victory at Michigan tilts CFP, Big Ten title race in favor of Hoosiers
IU's win in the Big House was not pretty, but it was massively impactful nevertheless.
Indiana's gritty overtime victory over Michigan sends shockwaves through the CFP and Big Ten title races, according to a report by The Sporting News. The Hoosiers, who hadn't won at Michigan Stadium since 1967, pulled off a 13-6 upset, an outcome reminiscent of the 1960s. Indiana coach Curt Cignetti praised the team's grit, stating, "It was gritty as hell."
Quarterback Josh Hoover led the go-ahead touchdown drive in overtime and the Hoosiers' defense held firm against Michigan's offense. Indiana's Josh Hoover, who played through injuries, threw for 81 yards and an interception, but delivered the crucial touchdown in overtime. This win is a significant boost for Indiana's chances of securing a spot in the College Football Playoff.
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