The Sooners head back to Norman with a .500 record after losing 17-10 to the Wolverines on Saturday.

The Wolverines struggled against Western Michigan, but the No. 11 Sooners are showing no signs of taking Michigan lightly.

The No. 11 Sooners face their first road test of the year on Saturday at The Big House.

The No. 11 Sooners will face off with the Wolverines in a Big Noon Kickoff battle in the program’s first-ever trip to Ann Arbor on Saturday.

Michigan went from No. 16 to unranked following its controversial win over Western Michigan this past weekend. The Wolverines will welcome in Oklahoma, who took

The Sooners visit The Big House for the first time ever on Saturday morning, looking to notch their first road victory of the 2026 season.

After Michigan beat Western Michigan 13-12 last weekend, there were a lot of raised eyes when looking at the spread entering Saturday. The Sooners crushed UTEP

As the Sooners took on the Wolverines in an historic matchup, these are the performances that showed this week's trends — some up, some down.

The No. 11 Sooners fell to the Wolverines on Saturday after a disappointing offensive showing.

Mateer's grade — and much of the positional grades — show the Sooners' struggles against the Wolverines.

Oklahoma couldn't overcome an overall bad offensive showing and spotty defensive play in a stinker in Ann Arbor.

The Sooners averaged 3.4 yards per carry in Saturday's loss to the Wolverines.

The Sooners will need to work quickly to fix the mistakes that they made in their loss to Michigan in Ann Arbor.

The Sooners' defense held Michigan to 17 points in Saturday's loss, but they also missed their fair share of tackles.

Michigan bounced back in a big way with a 17-10 home win over the #11 ranked Oklahoma Sooners. After controlling the game in the first half, the Wolverines had

The Sooners head back to Norman with a .500 record after losing 17-10 to the Wolverines on Saturday.