ABC News reported that No. 4 Indiana defeated Minnesota 23-16 in overtime on Saturday. According to the report's headline, Indiana forced the extra period with a 60-yard field goal before winning the game.

The report's summary said that backup quarterback Grant Wilson threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Becker on the first play of overtime. ABC News described Wilson as the backup quarterback in the game.

The report said Indiana then made a stop on Minnesota's possession, which closed out the 23-16 victory. ABC News did not describe that stop in further detail in its summary.

The headline and summary of the report agree on the final score of 23-16, the overtime finish, and Indiana's win, according to ABC News. The report did not include the score at the end of regulation, or details of other drives or players beyond the names mentioned above.

ABC News published the account with no author listed, and the summary gave no time for either scoring play. No other source reports on the game were provided for this story, so the account rests on the ABC News report alone.

Readers seeking fuller accounts of the game would need to consult other reporting, which was not part of this story's source material. ABC News described the result as Saturday's outcome.

Sources: ABC News: No. 4 Indiana forces overtime with a 60-yard FG then beats Minnesota 23-16.