Bloomington, Ind. — If it hasn’t happened yet, Michigan first-year head coach Sherrone Moore has to take a hard look at where this program is offensively, and where it’s going. Because, right now, things are hardly promising.

Michigan’s football team entered Saturday’s road matchup at No. 8 Indiana as a double digit underdog but was locked in a close game in the fourth quarter. The Wolverines had two drives late with an opportunity to take the lead against the undefeated Hoosiers,

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.