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Indiana football vs. #4 Michigan: Three bold predictions against Wolverines

By Connor O’Keefe

Michigan running back Hassan Haskins runs over Indiana linebacker James Miller for a touchdown during the first half of Michigan's 29-7 win on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021, at Michigan Stadium.Mich Ind
Michigan running back Hassan Haskins runs over Indiana linebacker James Miller for a touchdown during the first half of Michigan's 29-7 win on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021, at Michigan Stadium.Mich Ind /
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#2. Dasan McCullough gets to J.J. McCarthy multiple times

Against a stout Hawkeyes’ defense, Michigan’s offensive line allowed just one sack and three tackles for loss. Granted, J.J. McCarthy only had to drop back to pass 24 times because of the touches that Corum got (29 carries). With my expectation that the Hoosiers “slow down” Corum, McCarthy will be dropping back to pass 30+ times in this game, which gives the Indiana defense a chance to get to him.

Freshman linebacker, Dasan McCullough, has registered 19 total tackles and four sacks in his four games played this season. McCullough has recorded at least one sack in three straight games, with two sacks against FCS opponent, Idaho in Week 2. In the Hoosiers last two games against the Wolverines, Tom Allen’s defense has notched 6.0 total sacks (3.0 per game). Don’t be surprised if the freshman is responsible for multiple sacks and QB pressures in this homecoming matchup.

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