Ed Miller has attended Indiana football and men's basketball games since the early 1970s, and he's never seen a fall quite like this.

Following its 10-0 start, the Indiana football team was ranked No. 5 in the updated College Football Playoff Rankings, released Tuesday night.

We're going to take the win over the Michigan Wolverines, and the Indiana Hoosiers will enjoy being undefeated for ... The team will wait until Tuesday to see how the victory will impact its College Football Playoff ranking. In the first rankings of ...

No. 10 Indiana beat Michigan Saturday to keep its undefeated record intact. Here's where the Hoosiers might land in college football top 25 rankings:

How many times has Indiana football beaten Michigan? Here's what to know about the Hoosiers' past vs. the Wolverines as both programs meet up Saturday:

BLOOMINGTON, Ind.—The Indiana Hoosiers are 5th in the latest College Football Playoff rankings that came out Tuesday night. Notre Dame came in at 9th. The ranking means the Hoosiers would be seeded 7th if the playoff started today and would host a game against 10th seeded Alabama.

Tony Garcia and Rainer Sabin, who co-host the 'Hail Yes!' podcast, break down Michigan football's loss to Indiana, Nov. 9, 2024 from Bloomington, Ind.

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The Indiana football team improved to 10-0 for the first time in program history on Saturday as they survived a scare against Michigan at home. When the season started, we didn't think we would be talking about the Hoosiers beating the Wolverines this year,