liveUpdated 14s agoFollow our live coverage as the Sooners take on a Wolverines team coming off a controversial Week 1 win.The Athletic Live TeamSeptember 12, 2026 at 9:15 AM EDTMichigan's Bryce Underwood celebrates after a controversial last-second win in Week 1 last Saturday. ReutersOklahoma vs. Michigan — LatestAfter their still-contested last-second Week 1 win, the Michigan Wolverines are hosting the Oklahoma Sooners in a major clash between Big Ten and SEC powerhouses.Oklahoma won the first leg of this home-and-home series in Norman, Okla., last year. Follow along for the latest news, storylines, play-by-play updates and real-time analysis from The Athletic’s college football staff.Kickoff: 12 p.m. PTTV: FOXStreaming: Fubo (Stream Free Now)Share your thoughts on the game in our chat tab or send us an email at live@theathletic.com.SKIP ADVERTISEMENTAdvertisementLast year: Mateer, Oklahoma outlast Michigan Getty Images Last year’s clash between these two teams in Norman, Okla., was a battle of two national championship-winning coordinators looking to get over the hump and get to title contention as head coaches.Brent Venables’ Oklahoma outlasted former Sooners offensive lineman Sherrone Moore’s Michigan, 24-13. Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer threw for 274 yards, rushed for 71 yards and accounted for all three of Oklahoma’s touchdowns, one passing and two rushing, and led a 16-play scoring drive that took 8:27 off the clock in the fourth quarter to seal the game. Meanwhile, Michigan true freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood, a former five-star recruit, struggled in his second collegiate start.Our venue tonight: 'The Big House'“The Big House,” as Michigan Stadium is better known, is the largest stadium by capacity in North America, seating up to a whopping 107,601 fans for football games.That is the third-largest capacity in the world for a sporting venue, outdone by only Narendra Modi Stadium in India (132,000) and Rungrado 1st of May Stadium in North Korea (113,281). Obviously, that makes “The Big House” the world’s largest stadium that is primarily used for American football.How to watch Oklahoma vs. Michigan Getty Images Today’s game between Oklahoma and Michigan will be broadcast by Fox as part of its “Big Noon Kickoff” marquee college football slate.Gus Johnson (play-by-play), Joel Klatt (analysis) and Jenny Taft (sideline reporter) will be on the call.You can also stream the game on Fubo (Stream Free Now).What time does today's game kick off? Getty Images Today's game between the Oklahoma Sooners and Michigan Wolverines kicks off at 12 p.m. ET, local time in Ann Arbor. That's 11 a.m. CT in Oklahoma and 9 a.m. PT on the West Coast.Welcome to our live coverage! Getty Images Hello, college football fans. Welcome to The Athletic’s continuing coverage of the 2026 season!Today, the action begins in Ann Arbor, Mich., where a Wolverines team coming off a controversial and still-contested last-second Week 1 win welcomes in the Oklahoma Sooners, who beat Michigan in the first leg of this home-and-home in Norman, Okla., last year en route to a College Football Playoff berth.Follow along as we bring you all the latest news and storylines from this game all the way until kickoff, followed by play-by-play updates and real-time analysis from The Athletic’s college football staff!