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Michigan vs. Oklahoma odds, picks, predictions: Betting preview, time for Week 2 college football matchup

Michigan vs. Oklahoma odds, picks, predictions: Betting preview, time for Week 2 college football matchup

cbssports.com 12.09.2026 17:26 5 views
Two of college football's premier programs collide in Ann Arbor on Saturday as Michigan hosts Oklahoma

After shaky first game, Michigan welcomes No. 11 Oklahoma to The Big House for a huge game in Week 2 of the college football season. The Wolverines just barely staved off an embarrassing home loss to Western Michigan on a controversial last-second play, a result that saw them drop from to No. 16 in the AP Poll to out of the rankings entirely. The pressure is now on new head coach Kyle Wittingham to come up big against the Sooners.

Kickoff is scheduled for noon ET. Oklahoma is favored by 5.5 points. Oklahoma at DraftKings and get $200 in bonus bets when you spend $5+: Before making your college football betting picks for Saturday's Michigan vs.

Oklahoma game, you should take a look at what the SportsLine Projection Model is saying about this matchup. The model simulates every FBS game 10,000 times. It is on a 33-20 run on top-rated CFB money-line picks on betting sites since the 2024 season, and it has been upgraded for the 2026 season to even better factor in the transfer portal.

Anybody following its picks on college football betting sites could have seen strong returns. Both teams enter this game 1-0 -- technically, at least. Michigan benefitted from a highly controversial refereeing decision to eke out a 13-12 win over Western Michigan, a result the MAC is now challenging.

The Wolverines have a tally in the win column for now, but they were far from convincing against their mid-major foes, with quarterback Bryce Underwood looking scattershot at best outside of the controversial Hail Mary pass. Ann Arbor isn't the friendliest locale for visiting teams, but Michigan's troubles should have No. 11 Oklahoma feeling confident. The Sooners blew out UTEP 51-0 in Week 1 and now head to Michigan smelling blood in the water.

Quarterback John Mateer is something of a longshot in the Heisman Trophy race (+3500 at DraftKings) but brings an element of dynamism to the Oklahoma offense. Last year's leading receiver, Isaiah Sategna III, remains in place. Oklahoma fielded the seventh-best scoring defense in the sport last season and retained six of its defensive starters for 2026, including three linebackers and three defensive backs.

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