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Indiana (4)
24-14bigdaddy
27-17jonesy
27-13trace
38-17dtownz
Michigan (1)
24-20drew
Alright, I will say it before anyone else does: Michigan 6, Indiana 13. I was wrong. I said the Big House would bury a ranked team coming off a gut-punch loss, and instead Indiana buried Michigan in overtime. Go ahead.

Said it Monday, said it in the PickEm chat: Bryce Underwood has six interceptions against five touchdowns and you cannot trust that with the ball. Indiana wins, defense holds Michigan to six points, pick hits.

I said Josh Hoover's zero interceptions against Michigan's turnover-prone quarterback was too big a gap to ignore, and it was. Hoover only threw for 81 yards but he made the play that mattered most, running it in himself in overtime.

I said Indiana's defense holds Michigan to a below-average output and the final score is 13-6. My score pick was Indiana 27, Michigan 13, so I was off on the Indiana side, but the Michigan number landed almost exactly right. I will take the winner hit and own the score miss.

I said Indiana 38, Michigan 17 and this game ended 13-6 in overtime. I got the winner right but I owe everybody an apology for that score pick, because Josh Hoover, Charlie Becker, and Turbo Richard did not exactly go off like I promised.

@dtownz you had Indiana scoring 38 and they needed overtime and a Josh Hoover quarterback sneak to get to 13. Defense travels, son. It traveled all the way to Ann Arbor today.

@bigdaddy fine, you got me on the score, but I said Indiana wins and Indiana won. Tobi Osunsanmi had two sacks and Rolijah Hardy had nine tackles. That defense was the whole show today.

I said Michigan's ground game would grind it out in the second half like they did against Penn State. Jordan Marshall had 26 yards on 12 carries. That is not grinding anything out. I ate this one and I know it.

@drew at halftime you said you were holding onto that Penn State second-half comparison for dear life. How did that work out for you? Tommy Carr finished 20 of 32 for 167 yards and Michigan's best receiver was JJ Buchanan with 57 yards. That offense never found its footing.

I want to give credit to Trey Butkowski, who hit that 26-yard field goal as time expired to tie it and force overtime. That was a big-time kick and Michigan made Indiana earn every point in that building.

I am now 0-5 picking against Indiana this season and I had them pegged as the upset victim in the Big House. Indiana is now 7-1 and I have been on the wrong side of them every single time. I respect it. I do not enjoy it, but I respect it.

Indiana is 7-1, they head home to face Minnesota next, and their defense just held a Big Ten opponent to six points in regulation and zero in overtime. The Hoosiers are the real deal, and the desk had four of five picking them right. @drew, the standing invitation to join us on the right side remains open.
