US EditionHow to Score Michigan vs. Oklahoma Football Tickets for This Saturday’s Primetime Game
Michigan and Oklahoma both enter the game undefeated, with Michigan winning their opener 34-17 and Oklahoma 35-3, highlighting a competitive primetime matchup.
- Michigan and Oklahoma will face off this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET in a primetime game at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma.
- This matchup follows both teams winning their season openers last weekend, with Michigan defeating New Mexico 34-17 and Oklahoma beating Illinois State 35-3.
- Quarterbacks John Mateer and Bryce Underwood lead Oklahoma and Michigan respectively, with Mateer passing for 392 yards and three touchdowns, and Underwood throwing for 251 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions.
- Oklahoma's offense averages 495 yards and 35 points per game, while Michigan averages 452 yards and 34 points, and the game’s betting line favors Oklahoma by 5.5 points as broadcast on ABC.
- This contest is the second ever meeting between Michigan and Oklahoma and the first at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, marking the 161st straight sellout and highlighting a significant early-season test for both programs.
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The Press of Atlantic City
Oklahoma’s primetime matchup vs. Michigan a massive opportunity: ‘Pressure is a privilege’
DALLAS — The media circus, headlined by a new generation of ESPN’s “College GameDay”, will descend upon Norman, Okla., Saturday morning. More than 75 recruits, per 247Sports.com, will be in attendance at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. One of the…
Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Marietta Daily JournalNo. 15 Michigan visits No. 18 Oklahoma in rare blueblood clash
Michigan and Oklahoma have been on the biggest stages of college football regularly.
College football Week 2: Michigan visits Oklahoma in matchup of storied programs; Heisman watch
By ERIC OLSON All those top-10 matchups last week left college football fans wanting more. They’ll have to wait. It could be three weeks until there’s another one. That’s not to say there aren’t compelling matchups in Week 2. No. 15 Michigan at No. 18 Oklahoma is the only AP Top 25 matchup. They haven’t met since the Orange Bowl following the 1975 season, when OU won its second straight Associated Press national championship under third-year coa…
Semaj Morgan anticipating showing off speed in new offense
At times it seems like everyone’s eyes are on freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood. But if new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey’s scheme is as advertised, the Michigan football team has several skill position players primed to share the spotlight. And in junior wide receiver Semaj Morgan’s case, he knows exactly what he wants people to see. “I’m excited to show the world how I can run,” Morgan said Tuesday. “I feel like I’m real fast. They sle…
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