Indiana coach figured Michigan couldn’t score a touchdown and he was right
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Indiana’s offense wasn’t intentionally bad Saturday, but head coach Curt Cignetti just didn’t want that side of the ball to mess things up. Sure enough, Indiana kept Michigan out of the end zone in a 13-6 overtime win. It was Indiana’s first victory in Ann Arbor since 1967. Michigan mustered just 224 yards of offense, turned the ball over twice, punted regularly, and failed ...