Michigan football upsets Oklahoma in huge bounce-back from everyone
Bryce Underwood did not commit a turnover and scored a 38-yard TD as No. 24 Michigan moved to 2-0 with upset of No. 10 Oklahoma and John Mateer.
Michigan football delivered a stunning upset victory over Oklahoma, 17-10, in an impressive comeback at Michigan Stadium. Led by Bryce Underwood and Jyaire Hill, the Wolverines showed resilience after falling behind 10-0 at halftime. Underwood rushed for 87 yards on 18 carries, while Hill intercepted a pass deep in Oklahoma territory, leading to Jordan Marshall's game-winning 1-yard touchdown run with 7:53 remaining in the fourth quarter.
Underwood's 111 passing yards and nine completions without turnovers also contributed significantly to the win. JJ Buchanan added 48 yards on two catches, highlighting his importance to the team. Despite the intense effort, Michigan had 11 penalties for 90 yards, while Oklahoma managed to tie the game in the fourth quarter, ultimately falling short.
Senior quarterback John Mateer struggled, finishing 17-for-33 passing for 189 yards and a touchdown, a stark contrast to his impressive performance against Michigan the previous year. Nate Marshall secured the win with an assist on the final play, tackling Mateer near the end zone. Michigan's next opponent is UTEP, while Oklahoma will face UTEP and Texas Southern in upcoming games.
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