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Wolverines Shock No. 11 Sooners in Upset Victory
12 Sep
Summary
- Michigan Wolverines secured a 17-10 victory over the No. 11 Oklahoma Sooners.
- The Wolverines' defense held Oklahoma to only 115 total yards.
- Quarterback Bryce Underwood scored the first touchdown of the game.
The Michigan Wolverines have claimed a notable 17-10 upset victory over the No. 11 Oklahoma Sooners, marking a significant early-season win. Quarterback Bryce Underwood ignited the scoring with the game's first touchdown, a 38-yard run in the first half. Michigan's defense delivered a stellar performance, holding the Sooners to just 52 passing yards and 63 rushing yards by halftime, and a total of 115 yards for the entire game.
The Wolverines established an early 10-0 lead, extending it with a field goal in the second quarter. Oklahoma managed to tie the game at 10-10 in the third quarter with a touchdown drive. However, Michigan responded decisively in the fourth quarter, with running back Jordan Marshall scoring the go-ahead touchdown. The Wolverines' defense then secured the win, preventing Oklahoma from mounting a comeback in the final minutes.
