Michigan pulls away from IU

Eyeing IU

Indiana football coach Kevin Wilson talks about the steps his program must take in his third year at the helm, recruiting the Hoosier state and a late addition to the 2013 class at the IU Tailgate Tour on May 21 in Fort Wayne.Tuesday

Video: IU men's basketball associate head coach Tim Buckley

Indiana men's basketball associate head coach Tim Buckley talks about the addition of a new player, the program's incoming freshmen and expectations the staff has of the Hoosiers in their offseason workouts.Tuesday

Video: IU men's soccer coach Todd Yeagley

Indiana men's soccer coach Todd Yeagley talks about his team's offseason training and connections to the Fort Wayne area at the IU Tailgate Tour on May 21 in Fort Wayne.Tuesday

Indiana stumbled down the stretch, falling to Michigan 69-45 Thursday in Ann Arbor.

The fact that the Hoosiers were only down five with six minutes to go was a minor miracle. IU played ugly for most of the game. But then again, so did Michigan. The Hoosiers had 19 turnovers. Michigan had 16. But the Wolverines had 21 points off of turnovers to IU’s four.

Indiana also didn’t have an answer for Manny Harris. The guard scored 17 of his 21 points after halftime. The Wolverines closed the game on a 21-2 run.

"We came unglued at the end after playing a very strong game and never letting ourselves get rattled. We did get rattled at the end because of the abilities of Manny Harris and the abilities of DeShawn Sims," IU coach Tom Crean said.