Michigan running back Kalel ... His hard-nosed running style has helped the Wolverines win most of the five games they've won and Mullings has shown an ability to find the open hole. But on Saturday, against Indiana, some bizarre things occurred.

In his first public interview since the end of the Michigan State game, Kalel Mullings denied accusations that he stomped on anyone during the post-game tussle. The Michigan running back said Tuesday night that he “wasn’t stomping on anybody or anything like that,

"Throughout my life, I've learned not to get too high with the highs, not to get too low with the lows," Mullings told reporters Tuesday night.

In the ACC, there were some big upsets last week. Miami is no longer undefeated as they fell on the road against Georgia Tech, and Pitt lost a home game against Virginia to lose their second consecutive contest. It was a tough week for teams at the top.

Indiana moved up four spots and ranked No. 6 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll on Sunday. The Hoosiers moved up to No. 5 in the AP Poll, the highest they've been in the poll since Nov. 13, 1967.

Three takeaways from Angelique S. Chengelis of The Detroit News following Michigan's 20-15 loss to Indiana in Week 11.