r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • 3d ago
Game Thread [Game Thread] Indiana @ Michigan (12:00 PM ET)
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u/beal99 3d ago
some games are “burn the tape”
this one was “abolish video technology, return to radio”
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u/CrimsonOOmpa 3d ago
Yeah that was one of those "let's get this over with and get the hell out of here" type of games.
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u/s0ftwares3rf 3d ago
Nice to have the win, but Michigan's decision to play Carr certainly helped IU. I can not believe Michigan didn't swap in Underwood for the goal-to-go situations. Carr's decision making in those situations cost Michigan the game. Thankfully.
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u/doorman8123 3d ago
Indiana is good team but michigan's offense only succeeds on 41.9% of its plays this year and it showed all day
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u/JohnArtemus 3d ago
A good team would have found a way to win that game. I’m not sure Whittingham is the guy for you, Michigan bros.
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u/Spark3420 3d ago
You can thank Dave "clown" Portnoy for that- he heavily endorsed and lobbied for him.
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u/FluffyPenguinDragon 3d ago
Michigan OC is ass. Going for OT was meh considering Indiana can actually score in red zone regardless of the game. Should have just got Bryce Underwood to run it towards the goal line at the end.
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u/Luddite_Libertine 3d ago
The last time IU won in A2 my 70-something year old parents were in junior high. The last time IU beat U of M back-to-back we had just won WWII. I’ll take it.
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u/chiaratara 3d ago
My 81 year old mom was a hoosier football fan back then and in college back them. She got to watch it again today. Good times.
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u/coolguyyama 3d ago
Wouldn’t be surprised if the Michigan defense and offense fought each other in an Outsiders type brawl tonight after this one. How much more can a defense do to secure the dub my god
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u/FuelriderJr 3d ago
Wittingham doing to Carr what he did to Isaac Wilson. I hope Carr can bounce back, he seems like a better QB than Isaac. Wittingham threw both these Freshman in, during desperate situations. One completely broke.
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u/LearnedHandJob2088 3d ago
Nothing to see here, just a 7 point win on the road against an elite defense and a big loud crowd. These elite D’s are so good, it is very hard to win in this conference on the road. Even the teams with 3 (or 4*) losses are so good.
Am I doing it right, SEC propoagandists?
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u/Marek_Galen 3d ago
Definitely a quality win for Indy. Also a quality loss for Michigan. Indiana should be moved up to #4 on Sunday and Michigan finally back in the rankings at #23 after such a massive defensive performance.
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u/thecravenone 3d ago
Postgame thread is here!
https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/1xehqa0/postgame_thread_indiana_defeats_michigan_136/