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Tommy Carr's 1st start doesn't spark Michigan in OT loss to Indiana

Freshman quarterback Tommy Carr made his collegiate debut as a starter for Michigan on October 24, replacing Bryce Underwood. Despite completing 20 of 32 passes for 167 yards, Carr's performance included a fumble and an interception, contributing to a 13-6 overtime defeat against No.

6 Indiana at Michigan Stadium. The Hoosiers secured their first victory in Ann Arbor since 1967, with Josh Hoover scoring the decisive four-yard rushing touchdown in overtime after a 21-yard pass to Brock Schott.

Michigan's defense performed well, highlighted by Chris Bracy's 13 tackles and a third-quarter interception by Zeke Berry. Offensively, Trey Butkowski kicked a 26-yard field goal to force the extra period, though he missed two other attempts from 53 and 32 yards.

Michigan now holds a 4-3 record (1-3 in the Big Ten), while Indiana improves to 7-1 (4-1). The Wolverines will face Rutgers on Halloween, and the Hoosiers will host Minnesota.

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