Oklahoma suffers setback against Michigan, faces tough schedule ahead
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 12:03 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

The Oklahoma Sooners lost to the Michigan Wolverines 17-10, raising questions about their season viability. ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum suggested that the Sooners could enter their upcoming game against Georgia with two losses, making their season potentially precarious. Fans are reminded of last season when Oklahoma overcame early challenges to achieve a College Football Playoff berth. The team's upcoming games will be critical as they need to address offensive struggles and regain momentum quickly.
- •Oklahoma lost 17-10 to Michigan.
- •Paul Finebaum warns season could end soon.
- •Sooners face Georgia next after two losses.
- •Last season, Oklahoma rallied for a playoff berth.
- •Offensive problems need addressing quickly.
- 12:03 PMYahoo Sports — Paul Finebaum believes Oklahoma's season may soon be over
"Paul Finebaum warns Oklahoma could enter Red River with two losses and see its season effectively end.
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