
Colton Sulley, OU beat writer
OU 28, Michigan 20SOONERS ROLL
We see a better version of Michigan at home following an embarrassing opener against Western Michigan but the Sooners' defense overwhelms quarterback Bryce Underwood for a second consecutive season. OU quarterback John Mateer takes care of the ball and rushes for a couple of scores.
Jenni Carlson, columnist
OU 31, Michigan 9HOUSE PARTY
OU makes the most of its first trip to The Big House, dominating courtesy of a defense that keeps Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood guessing. The Wolverines play better than they did against Western Michigan, but the Sooners have better talent, better coaching and a marquee nonconference road win.
Joe Mussatto, columnist
OU 20, Michigan 10MAIZE AND SLEW
Bryce Underwood and the Michigan offense looked inept against Western Michigan. The Sooner defense is going to feast.
Jeff Patterson, sports editor
OU 27, Michigan 10ON THE HOUSE
Bryce Underwood may still develop into a good quarterback, but he's yet to pass for 300 yards in a game. Facing a Brent Venables defense isn't the recipe for a breakout game.
Jacob Unruh, deputy sports editor
OU 23, Michigan 14MAIZE RUNNERS
There is no flag planting, but the Sooners make a statement behind John Mateer and Co., finding success through the air. But it's OU's defense that really sets the tone, making life miserable once again for Bryce Underwood.
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