NCAA Men's Basketball

FINAL
Indiana Hoosiers 63
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Michigan Wolverines 74
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Match Report

No. 2 Michigan stays unbeaten, beats No. 21 Indiana 74-63

Charles Matthews scored 16 of his 18 points in the first half to help No. 2 Michigan build a double-digit lead and the Wolverines held on for a 74-63 victory over No. 21 Indiana on Sunday to remain unbeaten.

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11/5/26 vs Bellarmine Knights W 92-69 NCAAM
11/2/26 vs Eastern Illinois Panthers W 91-57 NCAAM
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Team Stats

IU MICH
23-54
FG
29-58
43
Field Goal %
50
5-14
3PT
4-16
36
Three Point %
25
12-16
FT
12-16
75
Free Throw %
75
34
Rebounds
31
11
Offensive Rebounds
9
23
Defensive Rebounds
22
6
Assists
9
1
Steals
4
1
Blocks
3
7
Turnovers
3
0
Team Turnovers
1
7
Total Turnovers
3
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
0
Points Off Turnovers
0
0
Fast Break Points
0
0
Points in Paint
0
14
Fouls
16
0
Largest Lead
19

Highlights

00:22 Johns' slam extends Michigan's lead Watch on ESPN 00:25 Matthews snags ball and brings it down for dunk Watch on ESPN 00:22 Johns drives to the basket with putback dunk Watch on ESPN

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