Another guy still getting playing time is safety Mason Curtis. The Wolverines burned his redshirt last week, and he posted another tackle against the Hoosiers. Michigan had Brandyn Hillman and Jyaire Hill back in the secondary this week, but Curtis was ...

The Michigan Wolverines couldn't overcome the defense of No. 8 Indiana in Saturday's 20-15 loss. Hoosiers quarterback Kurtis Rourke threw two first-half touchdown passes to help give Indiana a record-breaking victory over longtime nemesis Michigan on Saturday.

For just the second time since the year 2000, Indiana has beaten Michigan in football. The No. 8-ranked Hoosiers took out the defending national champions at home in Week 11, frustrating Wolverines fans with the way their team faltered down the stretch.

The Wolverines almost played spoiler to Indiana’s magical run, now they’re heading into another bye week still looking for a sixth win and bowl eligibility. Here are our three winners and three losers after the loss to Indiana.

Michigan’s narrow 20-15 loss to Indiana has fans calling for changes in the coaching staff, blaming questionable play-calling and strategy decisions.

In spite of a sluggish offensive performance on Saturday, Michigan had a golden opportunity to pull off a massive upset on the road against No. 8 Indiana. But as has often been the case this season, questionable coaching decisions (particularly with the play calling) seemed to work against the Wolverines in critical moments.