Michigan travels to Indiana as a two-touchdown underdog, an unbelievable (but so believable) spread for two teams heading in opposite directions — at least for this year. RELATED: Staff predictions: Michigan football at Indiana The Hoosiers did the portal right to help get where they are, but make no mistake — this is a good, fundamentally sound, well-coached football team. They tackle well, each man handles his responsibility, and head coach Curt Cignetti gets the most out of his talent. It helps, too, to have a very good quarterback in Kurtis Rourke who can pick defenses apart. “[Cignetti] h…