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EUGENE, Ore. — A week that began with head coaches Mike Gundy and Dan Lanning trading barbs about each program's budget ended with Oregon handing Oklahoma State a 69-3 loss — the worst of the Gundy era and the worst the program has seen since 1907.
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True freshman Michigan Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood's first start is in the books, having helped the Wolverines to a 34-17 win over New Mexico in Week 1 of the college football season.
Michigan heads to Norman to face Oklahoma in Week 2 of the 2025 college football season. The Sooners have a quarterback with an elite arm, the Wolverines have retooled their offense, and both teams enter with plenty to prove after Week 1 matchups against softer competition.
Just as Week 1 of the college football season brought marquee top-10 clashes, Week 2 presents fans with an assortment of intriguing rivalry games and road trips.
There is only one matchup between two ranked teams in Week 2, as No. 15 Michigan head to Norman for a showdown with No. 18 Oklahoma. Michigan defeated New Mexico 34-17 in Ann Arbor, while Oklahoma routed Illinois State 35-3 as QB John Mateer threw for 392 yards and Keontez Lewis hauled in two touchdowns.
With Week 1 in the books, the college football season shifts into full gear as contenders begin to separate from pretenders. September is often when momentum is built, hype meets reality, and early missteps can linger all season. From blue-blood clashes such as Michigan-Oklahoma to rivalry battles in Ames, Iowa, and Columbia, Missouri, Week 2 brings both tradition and intrigue. Quarterbacks are already defining the season's storylines, and new coordinators and transfers continue to shape the national conversation.
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