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Indiana vs. Michigan By The Numbers

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Written By Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)

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Indiana Hoosiers at Michigan Wolverines By The Numbers

 

1. Tevin Coleman ranks 1st in the nation with 170.3 yards per game and is on pace to rush for 2,000 yards. He has also run for 100 yards or more in nine straight games.

2. Coleman also needs 200 yards today to move into first place on IU’s all-time list for most 200-yard performances.

3. Shane Wynn needs 39 all-purpose yards to tie Vaugn Dunbar for fifth all-time at IU

4. T.J. Simmons leads the Hoosiers with 43 tackles, 2.5 of them coming for a loss.

5. Freshman Tegray Scales leads the Hoosiers with two interceptions.

6. Michigan quarterback Devin Gardner has thrown 10 interceptions and only six touchdowns this year.

7. Michigan is the least penalized team in the Big Ten with 3.38 penalties per game for an average of 30.5 yards.

8. The Wolverines are holding opponents to just 3.06 yards per carry, good for second in the Big Ten.


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