Jehu Chesson vs. Indiana: Stats, Highlights and Reaction

Michigan Wolverines wide receiver Jehu Chesson had himself a game in Week 11 against the Indiana Hoosiers. His reception, yardage and touchdown numbers Saturday were all single-game career highs:

Receptions	Yards	Touchdowns	Long	YPC
10	207	4	64	20.7

It was one of the best receiving performances in the Big Ten Conference in more than a decade, per ESPN Stats & Info:

In two-plus seasons, Chesson had just 52 receptions for 634 yards and four touchdowns entering Saturday's matchup. However, he was a huge reason the 8-2 Wolverines escaped with a 48-41 double-overtime victory when he caught a five-yard touchdown pass from Jake Rudock as time expired. The ensuing extra point tied the game for Michigan. 

He also had a nice first half with three touchdowns. ESPN College Football summed up his performance in the first 30 minutes:

His four touchdowns tied a Michigan team record, per ESPN Stats & Info:

Nick Baumgardner of MLive.com, put Chesson's monster game into perspective:

Chesson's stats weren't aided by overtime, as he didn't catch a pass in either extra frame. It didn't matter. Rudock threw a touchdown in each overtime, and the Wolverines held the Hoosiers on 4th-and-goal in the second overtime to seal the victory.

The junior's performance helped Michigan improve to 5-1 in the Big Ten and kept its East Division title hopes alive. The Wolverines are tied with Michigan State Spartans and one game behind the Ohio State Buckeyes.