No. 6 Indiana (6-1) go travel to Michigan (4-2) on Oct. 24 at 12 p.m. EDT, and the opening line put Indiana by 8.5. The game go show for FOX, but the spread record tell another side: Indiana dey 1-6 against the spread, while Michigan dey 2-4.
Indiana offense dey average 449.3 yards per game, which rank 31st for FBS. Passing dey 249.1 yards per game (49th), rushing 200.1 (29th), and scoring 36.6 points per game (25th). Indiana defense dey allow 270.6 yards per game (10th), with passing 195.1 (48th), rushing 75.4 (4th), and scoring 12.9 points per game (4th).
Michigan offense dey average 313.3 yards per game (125th), passing 165.7 (125th), rushing 147.7 (84th), and scoring 22.7 points per game (105th). Michigan defense dey allow 256.5 yards per game (3rd), passing 166.8 (14th), rushing 89.7 (13th), and scoring 16.2 points per game (21st).
Turnover and discipline stats no favor Michigan: Michigan rank 99th for FBS with -3 turnover margin, while Indiana rank 34th with +3. Michigan dey 104th with 65.8 penalty yards per game, compared to Indiana 3rd with 30.7. Michigan red zone defense dey 118th, allowing opponents to score on 92.9% of trips. Indiana red zone offense dey 40th, scoring on 88.9% of red zone chances.
For Indiana, Josh Hoover don throw for 1,660 yards, 18 touchdowns, no interceptions, and 63.9 completion percentage. Turbo Richard get 643 rushing yards on 87 carries with 6 touchdowns, while Charlie Becker get 694 receiving yards on 39 catches and 8 touchdowns.
Michigan passing leader na Bryce Underwood with 924 yards, 5 touchdowns, 6 interceptions, and 58.1 completion percentage. Jordan Marshall get 293 rushing yards on 69 carries and 4 touchdowns. J.J. Buchanan get 482 receiving yards on 27 catches and 4 touchdowns.
Indiana last lost 19-15 to Ohio State on Oct. 17. Hoover led Indiana with 296 yards on 20-of-40 passing for one touchdown and no interceptions. Richard had 46 rushing yards on 16 carries and one touchdown, plus one reception for two yards. Becker had nine receptions for 165 yards.
Michigan last beat Penn State 21-18 on Oct. 17. Tommy Carr led Michigan with 47 yards on 5-of-7 passing for no touchdowns and no interceptions. He also carried four times for 36 yards and one rushing touchdown. Savion Hiter carried 11 times for 78 yards and added two receptions for two yards. Buchanan had three receptions for 36 yards.
After this game, Indiana go host Minnesota on Oct. 31, while Michigan go play at Rutgers on Oct. 31.
