The Michigan Wolverines have unveiled their uniform of choice for Saturday's road matchup against Indiana. They'll got with the white top, blue pants, and blue

Ann Arbor — Back in December after taking the Indiana head coaching job, Curt Cignetti boldly went where no Hoosiers football coach had gone. Cignetti, speaking to fans at Assembly Hall, played to his audience by first mentioning Indiana’s in-state rival. Then he took it another step.

The Wolverines are two-touchdown underdogs as they head to Bloomington, still needing one more win to reach bowl eligibility. Is this the spot?

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Indiana enters this game leading the country in run defense, allowing an average 72.6 yards rushing, and the Hoosiers are coming off a 47-10 win at Michigan State in which they held the Spartans to minus-36 yards rushing. Indiana has held six opponents this season to 100 rushing yards or fewer.

Michigan and Indiana will kick off at 3:30 ET from Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana on Saturday. The game will be airing on CBS, and the Hoosiers are currently favored by 14 points.

Kurtis Rourke, QB: Indiana football fans were keeping a close eye on Rourke’s thumb last weekend. He needed surgery to repair a broken bone in his throwing hand, but was back in the lineup just two weeks after the injury occurred.

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