Michigan win over Oklahoma reminds us: We don't know squat in Week 2
After a week of embarrassment, Michigan football got to hand out a little of its own, both to Oklahoma and to those who doubted its CFP credentials.
A week after many doubted the quarterback and questioned the coach's abilities, Michigan football secured a surprising 17-10 victory over Oklahoma. This win has rekindled hope for the Wolverines, who entered the game with a ranking of No. 24. For the first time in a while, the maize and blue faithful can envision a chance at reaching 6-0 before facing Indiana in October.
Despite the passing game's shortcomings, the win against Oklahoma suggests that better things could be on the horizon for Michigan. Head coach Kyle Whittingham remains optimistic, noting that the Wolverines' offense will improve. The team's resilience in the face of adversity highlights the ever-changing landscape of college football, where rankings and assumptions can shift dramatically from one week to the next.
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