Indiana forced Michigan State to punt, and then seventh-year senior running back Ty Son Lawton notched a 1-yard touchdown. Ferrell picked off Chiles for a second time, and the Hoosiers responded this time with junior receiver Elijah Sarratt’s 4-yard touchdown, leading 21-10 at halftime.

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Michigan started this game off strong as they got a quick stop and then a long drive that got them into a goal-to-go situation, but they had to settle for three points. That whole sequence lasted about half the first quarter,