Mullings had usage in the second half. He ended with 10 carries, but why didn't he see more carries in the first half? Sherrone Moore said it was because Edwards was practicing be

In the early stages of Michigan football’s 20-15 loss at Indiana, some were ready to put graduate running back Kalel Mullings on a milk carton. His first carry of the game came with 6.5 minutes left in the first half with most of the run going towards Donovan Edwards and sophomore Ben Hall,

The Wolverines' head coach said Mullings 'was trying to be a superhero' during the postgame altercation with Michigan

• During the interview with WXYT-FM radio, Moore also made his first public comments on Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle hanging it up. In an abrupt announcement Monday night, Tuttle said he was retiring as a player after suffering a fifth concussion and never fully recovering from the injury to the elbow in his throwing arm.

Michigan football's defense saved its grade in the second half, while the offense did little to encourage. And then there was the coaching staff.

Kalel Mulling scores on fourth down to pull Michigan within a couple points in the fourth quarter.