OU football vs Michigan TV channel, odds, scouting report for Sooners-Wolverines
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NORMAN — Following a Week 1 shutout of UTEP, ninth-ranked Oklahoma heads out onto the road for a marquee Week 2 matchup.
The Sooners will travel to face No. 16 Michigan at 11 a.m. CT Saturday at Michigan Stadium.
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The Wolverines defeated Western Michigan, 13-12, after a 47-yard Hail Mary on the final play of the game. The play occurred after officials added one second to the game clock.
OU, on the other hand, handled the Miners with ease. The Sooners scored on their first eight possessions and held UTEP to 198 total yards.
Quarterback John Mateer looked comfortable within an offense that utilized multiple tight ends for most of the contest. He completed 11 of his 17 pass attempts for 225 yards and was pulled late in the third quarter.
OU wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III scored twice, including on an 88-yard punt return, and finished with 215 all-purpose yards.
The Sooners' defense pitched a shutout and will look to keep up its strong play against a Michigan offense that struggled to move the ball in its last-second win.
Here's a look at what you need to know about Saturday's game:
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Oklahoma vs. Michigan
- When: 11 a.m. CT Saturday
- Where: Michigan Stadium
- TV channel: FOX
- Line: Wolverines by 2.5
- Over/under: 45.5
Scouting Michigan
- Record: 1-0
- Best player: Utah transfer defensive end John Henry Daley recorded only three tackles against Western Michigan but he was an All-American under new Wolverines coach Kyle Whittingham with the Utes last season. In 2025 as a Chuck Bednarik Award semifinalist, he totaled 48 tackles, 17.5 for loss, two forced fumbles and one pass breakup.
- The case for Michigan: The controversial ending was just what the Wolverines needed to get themselves in gear. Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood plays a lot better and Mateer makes mistakes.
- The case for OU: If Michigan plays like it did Saturday, this game could get ugly in a hurry. Sooners coach Brent Venables threw everything under the sun at Underwood last season and you have to imagine it'll be a struggle for the young quarterback again. OU also brings more versatility into the matchup with its new-look offense and what seems to be an improved run game.
Colton Sulley covers the Oklahoma Sooners for The Oklahoman. Order “BOOM TIMES: The Oklahoma Sooners’ Epic Charge to the 2026 College World Series Title” at Sooners.ChampsBook.com. Have a story idea for Colton? He can be reached at [email protected] or on X/Twitter at @colton_sulley. Support Colton’s work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today at subscribe.oklahoman.com.
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