What happened
Michigan 17, Oklahoma 10, September 12, 2026: John Henry Daley's sack on the opening drive, Chase Taylor and Dominic Nichols sacking John Mateer at the 21 to force a field goal, Jyaire Hill's interception returned to the 6 that set up Jordan Marshall's winning touchdown, and the fourth-and-7 stop with two minutes left. From the official play-by-play.
The plays
From the official play-by-play. Win-probability swing is the change on that snap.
| When | Down | Spot | Play | Result | WP swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 13:16 | 3rd & 3 | own 47 | Mateer sacked | Sack | |
| Q4 13:40 | 1st & 10 | at the 21 | Mateer sacked | Sack | |
| Q4 8:40 | 3rd & 9 | own 16 | Mateer intercepted | Interception | |
| Q4 2:12 | 4th & 7 | at the 47 | Mateer to Beers, incomplete | Turnover on downs |
Narration
Michigan beat eleventh-ranked Oklahoma 17-10. The defense won it. Four snaps.
First drive, third and three. John Henry Daley sacks Mateer for nine. Punt.
Fourth quarter, Oklahoma at the 21. Taylor and Nichols sack Mateer. Oklahoma settles for three.
Tied at ten, third and nine, and Jyaire Hill picks off Mateer, returning it to the 6.
Two minutes left, fourth and seven at midfield. Mateer to Beers, incomplete. Game.
Michigan 17, Oklahoma 10.
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Questions
What decided Oklahoma at Michigan?
Michigan 17, Oklahoma 10, September 12, 2026: John Henry Daley's sack on the opening drive, Chase Taylor and Dominic Nichols sacking John Mateer at the 21 to force a field goal, Jyaire Hill's interception returned to the 6 that set up Jordan Marshall's winning touchdown, and the fourth-and-7 stop with two minutes left. From the official play-by-play.
Which plays are in the Oklahoma at Michigan breakdown?
Q1 13:16 — 3rd & 3: Mateer sacked (Sack) Q4 13:40 — 1st & 10: Mateer sacked (Sack) Q4 8:40 — 3rd & 9: Mateer intercepted (Interception) Q4 2:12 — 4th & 7: Mateer to Beers, incomplete (Turnover on downs)
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