Oklahoma Sooners stay in AP Top 25 despite loss to Michigan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 11:05 AM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

The Oklahoma Sooners remain ranked No. 13 in the AP Poll after their recent loss to Michigan, dropping 13 spots. In the US LBM Coaches Poll, they fell to No. 21, a loss that follows their struggle on offense. The Sooners now face a challenging schedule with five upcoming opponents also ranked in the AP Top 25, providing opportunities to improve their standing. Their next game is against Texas, currently ranked No. 1 after defeating Ohio State, setting up a significant rivalry matchup in the Cotton Bowl. With the College Football Playoff selection committee's discussions approaching, Oklahoma aims to bolster its resume.
- •Oklahoma is ranked No. 13 in the AP Poll after losing to Michigan.
- •They fell 13 spots in the AP Poll and 11 in the Coaches Poll.
- •The Sooners face five ranked opponents in the coming games.
- •Texas holds the No. 1 ranking after a comeback win over Ohio State.
- •Oklahoma's next game is against Texas in the Cotton Bowl.
- 11:05 AMYahoo Sports — Oklahoma Sooners remain just inside AP Top 25 after loss to Michigan
"The Oklahoma Sooners stayed just inside the AP Top 25 after their loss to Michigan.
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