Michigan pounced on Indiana from the jump. And it almost worked — Michigan’s defensive pressure forced a bad pass, but a failed steal by junior forward Ashley Sofilkanich allowed Indiana to regain possession. The Hoosiers gave up six turnovers in the first quarter alone, allowed Michigan eight points off turnovers and, to boot, failed to capitalize on the Wolverines’ three turnovers, with zero points. Throughout the rest of the half, Michigan bested Indiana in nearly every metric. But Michigan certainly capitalized on it, with 16 points from turnovers alongside its otherwise dominant offensive showing, surging it to a commanding 95-67 victory.