Highlights
7 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: MICH 96% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 9 PTS
Scoring plays
12 SCORES
Jake Moody 32 Yd Field Goal
0-3
Stevie Scott 13 Yd Run (Logan Justus Kick)
7-3
Jake Moody 30 Yd Field Goal
7-6
Jake Moody 31 Yd Field Goal
7-9
Logan Justus 41 Yd Field Goal
10-9
Nick Eubanks 41 Yd pass from Shea Patterson (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)
10-15
Ty Fryfogle 7 Yd pass from Peyton Ramsey (Logan Justus Kick)
17-15
Karan Higdon 2 Yd Run (Jake Moody Kick)
17-22
Jake Moody 33 Yd Field Goal
17-25
Jake Moody 23 Yd Field Goal
17-28
Logan Justus 36 Yd Field Goal
20-28
Jake Moody 29 Yd Field Goal
20-31
What happened
ESPN RECAPNo. 4 Michigan tops Indiana 31-20, aims for No. 8 Ohio State
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- ��� The Michigan Wolverines looked like they were peeking ahead to playing Ohio State, turning an expected rout into a closely contested game. Karan Higdon ran for a go-ahead touchdown early in the third quarter and Jake Moody set a school record with six field goals, helping No. 4 Michigan beat Indiana 31-20 Saturday. "When you're in playoff mode -- that's our mindset right -- playoff wins are big," coach Jim Harbaugh said. "Wins against Big Ten teams in late November are huge." The next one would be bigger if Michigan can pull it off. The Wolverines (10-1, 8-0 Big Ten, No. 4 CFP) close the regular season against the ninth-ranked Buckeyes, needing a win to reach the Big Ten championship game for the first time.
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Team stats
IND · MICHMICHIGAN STADIUM, ANN ARBOR · ATTENDANCE 110,118
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