There’s very little historical precedent for what IU’s defense accomplished against Michigan last week by holding its rival to 206 total yards. That’s the lowest total for the Wolverines in the rivalry in the 47 games they’ve played going back to 1960.

In the ACC, there were some big upsets last week. Miami is no longer undefeated as they fell on the road against Georgia Tech, and Pitt lost a home game against Virginia to lose their second consecutive contest. It was a tough week for teams at the top.

Thus, when asked about which first-year head coaches they’re concerned about, ESPN’s Heather Dinich and Adam Rittenberg both came up with the same name. (subscription required) Dinich: Michigan’s Sherrone Moore is at the top of the list of coaches who have struggled.

For Michigan and its disappointing season, the second bye week couldn’t have been placed at a more inopportune time. Yes, the 5-5 Wolverines are coming off back-to-back losses to a pair of top-10 teams,

W ith just two games remaining on the regular season schedule, this season certainly feels quite a bit different from what Michigan fans had gotten used to over the previous three

Warren Central defensive end Tyrone Burrus committed to Louisville in June, but took visits to IU for the Nebraska and Michigan games.

Indiana football picked up a new commitment in the class of 2025 when in-state edge rusher Tyrone Burrus Jr. announced he was flipping from Louisville to the Hoosiers on Thursday morning. Out of Warren Central High School in Indianapolis,

The edge rusher from Indianapolis had been committed since June, and is the fourth 2025 prospect to decommit from the Cardinals.