Michigan allowed just two touchdowns in the first half and was dominant after that. Following the game, the Michigan media and fans were clearly not happy with what they seen from the Wolverines. - Enjoy more Michigan Wolverines coverage on Michigan ...

The Indiana football held on in the final moments to beat Michigan for only the third time since 1967 with a 20-15 victory in front of a sold out crowd at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The No. 8 Hoosiers (10-0;

Michigan football was dominated in the first half, but turned in a dominant defensive effort in the second half and fell just short, losing 20-15.

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.

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