ANN ARBOR — Bryce Underwood ran often, just as Oklahoma suspected. The Sooners just couldn’t stop Michigan’s sophomore quarterback. “We knew he was going to run,” said Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke. “He’s a good athlete, makes people miss. He (forced) a lot of missed tackles.”

Michigan took down No. 11 Oklahoma 17-10 in a game in which Bryce Underwood outplayed John Mateer in a day dominated by defense.

Jordan Marshall scored on a tiebreaking 1-yard run set up by an interception midway through the fourth quarter and Bryce Underwood ran for a 38-yard touchdown to help Michigan bounce back and beat No.

Bryce Underwood entered Week 2 under scrutiny after Michigan narrowly escaped its opener against Western Michigan.

The New York Giants had scouts spread out over the country this weekend, including at Michigan-Oklahoma.

The Sooners averaged 3.4 yards per carry in Saturday's loss to the Wolverines.

Oklahoma State was given no shot at beating No. 6 Oregon, not after losing at Tulsa last week nor a 66-point thumping by the Ducks last season.The Cowboys were seemingly the only ones who believed and they did it on a wild Saturday in Stillwater,