Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNScoring plays
16 SCORES
Jehu Chesson 34 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
7-0
Griffin Oakes 39 Yd Field Goal
7-3
Griffin Oakes 36 Yd Field Goal
7-6
Jehu Chesson 15 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
14-6
Griffin Oakes 51 Yd Field Goal
14-9
Jehu Chesson 64 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
21-9
Jordan Howard 7 Yd pass from Nate Sudfeld (Griffin Oakes Kick)
21-16
Kenny Allen 22 Yd Field Goal
24-16
Mitchell Paige 51 Yd Punt Return (Griffin Oakes Kick)
24-23
Griffin Oakes 24 Yd Field Goal
24-26
Kenny Allen 20 Yd Field Goal
27-26
Jordan Howard 24 Yd Run (Jordan Howard Run for Two-Point Conversion)
27-34
Jehu Chesson 5 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
34-34
Jordan Howard 1 Yd Run (Griffin Oakes Kick)
34-41
Jake Butt 21 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
41-41
Amara Darboh 25 Yd pass from Jake Rudock (Kenny Allen Kick)
48-41
What happened
ESPN RECAPNo. 14 Michigan hangs on for 48-41 win over Indiana in 2OT
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Michigan quarterback Jake Rudock kept taking advantage of his opportunities Saturday. Six times he threw for touchdowns. Twice he saved the Wolverines' conference title hopes. And when he finally saw Michigan's usually stout defense make a goal-line stand in the second overtime, a relieved Rudock finally got to celebrate by singing with his teammates to the people who made the trip to Bloomington. The fifth-year senior threw one TD pass with two seconds left in regulation and two more on more on back-to-back plays in overtime, then watched excitedly as Indiana's Mitchell Paige bobbled a pass on fourth-and-goal from the 2-yard line to help Michigan (No. 14 CFP, No. 15 AP) barely fend off Indiana 48-41 in double overtime. "If Jake doesn't play the way he does, we don't have a chance," coach Jim Harbaugh said.
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MICH · INDMEMORIAL STADIUM (BLOOMINGTON, IN), BLOOMINGTON · ATTENDANCE 49,557
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