Detroit, MI, October 24, 2026 —

Michigan football lost to No. 6-ranked Indiana, 13-6, in overtime at Michigan Stadium. The Wolverines mounted a late rally, but it was not enough to change the outcome of the closely contested game.

The result left Indiana with a seven-point victory after the game went to overtime. The provided information does not specify how either team scored, when the game was tied, or what happened during the extra period. It also does not identify individual players, coaches, or specific moments from the rally.

The game took place at Michigan Stadium, but no date or season was provided. The available details do not include either team’s record, the circumstances behind Indiana’s No. 6 ranking, or what the result means for either program beyond the game itself. Those details are not included here.

Michigan’s late push was the central turning point described in the account, though no play-by-play information was provided to explain how the rally unfolded. The final score shows a narrow margin, while the overtime finish marks the game as one that was not decided in regulation.

With no further details available, the result is clear: Indiana won 13-6 in overtime, and Michigan’s late rally fell short. Information about scoring, standout performances, attendance, and the teams’ next games was not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Brandon Carr on www.clickondetroit.com, see more information here.

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