Michigan Stages Stunning Comeback to Defeat No. 11 Oklahoma in Thrilling College Football Showdown

Michigan rallies late with INT and TD to beat Oklahoma 17-10, showcasing resilience and key plays in a thrilling game.

September 13, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Ann Arbor, Mich. — Michigan staged a dramatic comeback to defeat No. 11 Oklahoma 17-10 in a thrilling college football showdown Saturday, with a critical interception setting up the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter.

Junior running back Jordan Marshall powered the Wolverines to victory with a 1-yard scoring run, while quarterback Bryce Underwood contributed a 38-yard rushing touchdown early in the game. The win marked a strong response from Michigan after a tough opening-week performance, as they bounced back with determination and precision.

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Oklahoma, favored by nearly a touchdown, struggled to find their rhythm throughout the contest. Despite a late third-quarter touchdown by Mackenzie Alleyne, the Sooners were unable to capitalize on key opportunities, including a failed fourth-quarter drive that sealed their fate. Michigan’s defense played a pivotal role in the victory, with Jyaire Hill intercepting a pass that led to the decisive score.

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