Michigan's offense finally got their shit together as they worked over the Hoosier defense. In the end the day would be a record breaking day 1 Wolverine. Mark Charles (who surprisingly enough wasn't named the player of the game) played out of his mind and showed flashes of his potential. He completed 10 of 15 passes for a mind boggling 232 yards and 3 TDs. On top of this, he led the team in rushing with 16 carries for 104 yards and 2 more TDs. Despite this amazing day, fellow SO Greg Banks was not to be outdone. He caught 6 passes for 3 TDs and a new Michigan school record of 198 yards receiving (breaking Jack Clancy's 1966 record by 1 yard).

With the game finally comfortable halfway through the 4th quarter coach Jello put in the subs and Wolverine fans caught a glimpse of the future. With 2 minutes to play, highly touted FR HB Lamont West made a nice cut and then was gone on a 35 yard TD run. One can only imagine how good this kid will be once he gets some experience.

Michigan's defense left much to be desired as they allowed 142 rushing and 318 passing yards. If it weren't for 3 INTs, Indiana would've likely scored at least 40 points. Next up for Michigan is a home game against rival Minnesota. Coach Jello is expected to have several potential recruits in attendance so let's hope that the offense plays this well next week and that the defense steps up their game.