And we are back, folks, on the Michigan Insider, Michigan.247 Sports.com.

I'm your host, Alejandro Suniga, here with Matt Weaver, who covers Indiana football and recruiting for 24-7 sports.

We are here for behind enemy lines, our podcast video series where we take an insideriders look at the Michigan football team's

upcoming opponent. And as Matt from 24-7 Indiana being here suggests, we're here to

preview the Hoosiers. Michigan is heading down for a noon matchup, big noon Saturday,

big noon kickoff yet again over in Bloomington, Indiana,

to face the Hoosiers for their homecoming. The Hoosiers are three and two on the year, one in one

in Big Ten play. They open the season with a win that really looks more impressive as the year goes

on, a comeback win in the final minutes over Illinois.

Followed that with closer victories, but victories nonetheless over Idaho and western Kentucky,

the latter of which took overtime, but have struggled in the last couple of weeks in losses

to Cincinnati and most recently to Nebraska.

Michigan, of course, being in the Big Ten and in the Big Ten East has plenty of history, both recent and long term with the Hoosiers.

We saw them the Michigan football team did last year up at the Big House.

But this is a very different looking team and a very different looking program.

As Matt, I'm sure we're about to discuss, this is a team that took full advantage of the transfer portal to reshape its offense and also

reshaped its coaching staff with a new offensive coordinator, new defensive coordinator,

and really across the board under head coach who is still Tom Allen. So now I'm going to

toss it over to you. It's it's been quite a few, where it's been

quite busy 10 months for the Indiana football program. A lot has changed since they traveled

up to the big house. What was the offseason like? What are some of the biggest changes to

the program and how has the season started from your insider's perspective?

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