Michigan vs. Oklahoma live updates, highlights, score

Michigan turns it over on downs

Michigan failed to convert a fourth-and-1 run by Justice Haynes, and Oklahoma will simply run out the clock with 37 seconds to go.

Oklahoma scores to make it 24-13

Oklahoma finished off its 16-play, 78-yard drive — which spanned 8:27 — with a 21-yard field goal by Tate Sandell. The Sooners lead Michigan 24-13 with 1:44 remaining. The Wolverines would have to strike quick and get an onside kick to win the game.

Oklahoma on the doorstep

Michigan has just one timeout left, and Oklahoma has bled the clock on its current drive, which started with 10:11 remaining in the game. The Sooners have the ball at the 7-yard line, facing third and goal, with 1:55 left at the two-minute timeout. Michigan still has its one TO.

Tate Sandell misses first field goal attempt of the game

Oklahoma kicker Tate Sandell missed a 42-yard field goal — his first attempt of the season — and Michigan will take over on the Oklahoma 24-yard line with 12:32 left. It’s just a one-possession game, with the Wolverines trailing 21-13.

End of the third quarter: Oklahoma 21, Michigan 13

Oklahoma is facing 3rd and 3 on its own 32-yard line to start the fourth quarter.

Big play leads to another Michigan field goal

Michigan has scored for a second-straight drive, this time via a big play. The Wolverines went deep for Donaven McCulley, who came down with a jump ball against a defender’s back for a 44-yard gain. Michigan ended up settling for a 35-yard field goal to cut into the lead. Oklahoma holds a 21-13 advantage with 1:24 left in the third quarter.

Dominic Zvada makes 42-yard field goal

Michigan didn’t fully capitalize off of the muffed punt, going three-and-out. Dominic Zvada did get some points on the board, though, drilling a 42-yard field goal. Michigan trails 21-10 with 6:33 to go in the third quarter.

Michigan special teams comes up with the football

Hudson Hollenbeck boomed a punt, which was muffed by Isaiah Sategna III and recovered by linebacker Cole Sullivan. Michigan takes over at the Oklahoma 31-yard line.

John Mateer scores again

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer ran for a 10-yard touchdown, after the Sooners took over on their own 49-yard line following a short Michigan punt. The drive took up 1:55 of clock, spanning five plays.
Michigan had a near-interception by Jyaire Hill, and a near sack from Brandyn Hillman before Mateer scrambled and found wideout Isaiah Sategna III for a 36-yard gain down the sideline, to the 14-yard line.
There’s 10:12 on the third quarter clock, and Oklahoma holds a 21-7 lead.

Michigan CB Zeke Berry assisted off the field

Michigan cornerback Zeke Berry went down with an injury at the 10:34 mark in the third quarter, grabbing his lower right leg. U-M radio sideline reporter Jason Avant reported that it’s his right ankle. Freshman Jayden Sanders replaced Berry.

Giovanni El-Hadi out for game

Michigan left guard Giovanni El-Hadi will miss the remainder of the game, per ABC. He left in the second quarter with a lower-body injury.

Justice Haynes dashes for long touchdown

Justice Haynes ran for a 75-yard touchdown down the left side of the field on the first play of the third quarter, and Michigan is only down 14-7 just 11 seconds into the half. There is 14:49 on the clock.

HALFTIME: Oklahoma 14, Michigan 0

Michigan players frustrated on sideline

The ABC broadcast showed Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood and running back Justice Haynes having a heated argument on the sideline after the Wolverines were stopped and missed a field goal in the second quarter.

Oklahoma scores just before halftime

Oklahoma drove down 80 yards in 10 plays, capped off by a 2-yard quarterback keeper from quarterback John Mateer, who now has a passing and rushing touchdown on the night. Oklahoma leads 14-0 with 22 seconds to go in the second quarter.

Dominic Zvada missed 32-yard field goal

Michigan senior kicker Dominic Zvada missed a 32-yard field goal — his first miss since getting a kick blocked Oct. 19, 2024. Oklahoma takes over at its own 20-yard line with 3:17 remaining in the second quarter.

Giovanni El-Hadi injured for Michigan

Michigan picked up 3rd and 1 with Justice Haynes between the tackles, but starting left guard Giovanni El-Hadi is injured. He’s being helped off and walking gingerly off the field. He’s going straight to the medical tent.
Nathan Efobi has been inserted into the game at left guard.

Brandyn Hillman receiving medical attention

Michigan safety Brandyn Hillman went down and was receiving medical attention. He was laying on his back. He eventually got up and jogged back to the Wolverine sideline on his own power.

TJ Metcalf interception

Michigan junior defensive back TJ Metcalf came up with his first interception as a Wolverine and fourth as a college player, with Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer air-mailing a throw. The Wolverines take over at their own 38-yard line after the big play. There are 28 seconds left in the first quarter.

Michigan stopped, pins Oklahoma deep

Michigan hit on a nice 19-yard gain for Semaj Morgan, but the Wolverines didn’t convert on 3rd and 4, throwing a swing pass to Justice Haynes, and Hudson Hollenbeck punted it away on fourth down. Michigan pinned Oklahoma on its own 6-yard line with 6:33 to go in the first quarter.

Oklahoma strikes first

Oklahoma hit on two big passing plays on its first drive, taking advantage of a free play with Michigan jumping offsides on the second one. The Sooners ran a pop pass sweep to wide receiver Deion Burks, technically a passing score from quarterback John Mateer, who went 5-of-7 for 62 yards on the opening possession. Oklahoma leads 7-0 with 10 minutes remaining in the first quarter.

Oklahoma will receive

Michigan has won the coin toss and chosen to defer its choice to the second half. Oklahoma will receive coming out of the south end zone.