For just the second time in their illustrious histories, Michigan and Oklahoma will play a college football game.
Saturday's game in Norman will be the first meeting between the two programs since 1976, when Oklahoma, coached by Barry Switzer, knocked off Bo Schembechler's Michigan football program in the Orange Bowl on January 1st, 1976.
This will be the first time Michigan football has played a game in Norman. Next season, the Sooners will return the favor with a game in Ann Arbor.
College Gameday will be in town to feature the two storied college football programs. Looking ahead to Saturday night, here's the complete guide to Michigan vs. Oklahoma.
Michigan vs. Oklahoma how to watch
Date: Sept. 6 Game Time: 7:30 PM EST Venue: Gaylord Family Memorial Stadium How to Watch: ABC | ESPN APP | Fubo
Michigan vs. Oklahoma odds
The Sooners are a 5.5-point favorite against Michigan football according to Vegas oddsmakers on Saturday night. The over/under is 45.5 points. The moneyline is -192 for Oklahoma and +160 for the Wolverines.
Michigan vs. Oklahoma injury report
Sherrone Moore had two important updates for the Wolverines this week. Rod Moore's playing is "possible." The Michigan football head coach also said that tight end Hogan Hansen was "probable" to play on Saturday.
Moore hasn't played since the 2023 season, but was an All-Big Ten caliber player before that at safety. Hansen is one of the Wolverines better pass catchers at tight end, although Marlin Klein was off the charts in Week 1.
Who are the announcers for Michigan vs. Oklahoma?
The game will kick off at 7:44 PM EST time to be exact, with Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and Holly Rowe on the call for the much-anticipated SEC-Big Ten showdown between ranked teams.
What is the weather for Michigan vs. Oklahoma?
According to the Weather Channel, the forecast is 70 degrees for Saturday with 11 MPH winds and a 10 percent chance of precipitation.