What's going on, Michigan fans? It's Clayton Safey here with the Wolverine.com with five takeaways from Michigan's dominant 52 to 7 win over Indiana on Saturday at the Big House.

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Let's start off with our first takeaway, Michigan with a slow start, but a great response

in scoring the game's final 52 points after being down 7-0 at the end of the first quarter.

21-0 second quarter, which was fantastic.

But you go back and you look at the offense,

two straight three-and-outs to begin the game.

They'd only had 10-3-and-outs the first half of the season in those first six games.

Three of those came in fourth quarters when the backups were in.

But the Michigan offense responds with those 52 points.

The defense allowed two long Indiana drives early on.

One of them ends in that Rod Moore interception.

The other one, a trick plate touchdown to Donovan McCulley, their wide receiver,

who is now a or was a quarterback converted to wide receiver a couple years ago.

He started at quarterback against Michigan in the big house in 2021, didn't throw a touchdown

pass then, throws one in this game.

Keon Sab, his eyes stuck in the backfield, and he allows that big play.

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