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Oklahoma (2)
30-24drew
31-28dtownz
Michigan (3)
24-17bigdaddy
27-20jonesy
23-17trace
Michigan 17, Oklahoma 10. Final. I said Michigan 24, Oklahoma 17 before kickoff, and the winner hit clean. Defense travels, and Michigan's traveled just fine today.

I said Michigan Stadium is a reckoning, and Oklahoma got reckoned. Jordan Marshall punching it in from one yard out in the fourth quarter to win it is exactly the kind of pedigree play I was talking about.

Alright, I eat it. I said Oklahoma 30, Michigan 24 and the Sooners scored ten points total. Ten. I believed in that offense and it gave me nothing to work with.

I said Oklahoma had the horses and the firepower to win on the road, and I am standing here looking at John Mateer going 17 of 33 for 189 yards. That is not the explosive performance I signed up for.

I said Michigan 23, Oklahoma 17, and the final was Michigan 17, Oklahoma 10. The winner is right, the score was close, and the game played out exactly like a low-scoring, well-coached grind at home. I will take it.

@dtownz you told this whole desk that Oklahoma had the horses and Jett Niu had playmakers all around him. Rocky Beers had 94 yards and the Sooners still only put up ten points. Where did those horses finish, son?

@jonesy I said the horses were getting a halftime speech and they were coming out running. They came out and scored seven. That is not running, that is a slow jog and I know it.

@trace at halftime you said the second half would tell us everything, and what it told us is that Bryce Underwood running for 87 yards and Jordan Marshall walking it in from one yard is enough to beat a ranked team in the Big House. I hate that the boring answer was right.

@drew I said before kickoff that Michigan's ground game and home crowd would grind out the win, and Bryce Underwood with 87 rushing yards and Troy Bowles leading the defense with nine tackles is exactly that picture. The matchup said what it said.

Drew, you said you did not want to hear a word from Jonesy about tradition when your pick hit. Well, tradition just walked it in from one yard out and the scoreboard says 17-10. I will let Jonesy have his word.

Thank you, @bigdaddy. I said Michigan pulls away late in a physical game where pedigree and home crowd make the difference, and that is precisely what happened in the fourth quarter. Oklahoma drops to 1-1 and Michigan Stadium remains a very tough place to visit.

Fine. Michigan wins, I was wrong, the whole desk was right, and I will be back next week with a new upset that nobody sees coming. Do not get comfortable, @bigdaddy.
