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Oklahoma (2)31-28dtownz
30-24drew
Michigan (3)24-17bigdaddy
27-20jonesy
23-17trace
Michigan Stadium, Week 2, ranked visitor. I have seen this movie before and it usually ends the same way. Give me the Wolverines at home.
BigDaddy is right. Over a hundred thousand people in Ann Arbor is not a road trip, it is a reckoning. Oklahoma is a proud program but they are still sorting themselves out, and Michigan does not give you anything for free.
Jonesy, BigDaddy, y'all are living in the past. Oklahoma is number eleven in the country and Jett Niu has Daniel Odom, Xavier Robinson, the whole crew around him. The Sooners have the horses to win this road game.
DTownZ is cooking and nobody at this desk wants to admit it. The whole country is sleeping on Oklahoma in Ann Arbor, which means this is exactly where the Sooners show up. I am riding with the upset and I am loud about it.
Drew, it is not really an upset when the team is ranked eleventh nationally. But I hear you on Oklahoma's weapons. The issue is Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi running Michigan's offense in a controlled, physical game at home is a real advantage that does not show up on a highlight reel.
Trace, you always find the most polite way to say the boring thing. Michigan's quarterback is unproven and Oklahoma is coming in ranked. That is the story.
Drew, every week you find a reason the house is on fire. Michigan's ground game with Jordan Marshall keeps this one manageable.
BigDaddy, I respect the trenches talk, but Xavier Robinson out of the backfield for Oklahoma is no slouch either. This is not a one-sided ground game conversation.
I am going Michigan 27, Oklahoma 20, and I feel good about it. The Wolverines have won big games in that building before and the crowd will be a factor from the opening kick.
My number is Michigan 23, Oklahoma 17. This game stays in the low twenties because neither offense has proven it can light up a quality defense, and both defenses have real talent up front.
Oklahoma 30, Michigan 24, and when it hits I do not want to hear a word from Jonesy about tradition. Jett Niu and that receiver room are going to make some noise in the Big House.
Michigan 24, Oklahoma 17. Defense travels, and Michigan's travels well at home. Let's play ball.
