John Mateer ran for two touchdowns and passed for another, and No. 18 Oklahoma defeated No. 15 Michigan 24-13.

There really is no love in Oklahoma after all. Well, at least not going into the fourth quarter of a Sooners football game. The marquee event in Norman was notable with No. 18 Oklahoma upsetting No. 15 Michigan as the only Top 25 matchup for Week 2.

Grayson Miller started his career as a soccer player, but an injury to Jacob Ulrich thrust Miller into action against the Wolverines.

Mateer sliced and diced a Michigan defense that has been one of college football’s most dominant units over the past four years. He made plays with his arms and legs, bookending the first half with touchdowns on Oklahoma’s first and last drives of the half.

The Oklahoma football program is on the rise in the latest polls. Oklahoma got a huge victory on Saturday night, against Michigan.

The Owls are 2-0 after outscoring UMass and Howard 92-7 in their first two contests. Temple quarterback Evan Simon has nine passing touchdowns and zero interceptions, and the Owls are averaging 260 rushing yards per game.

Sherrone Moore downplayed his return to his alma mater during the week, but the loss to Oklahoma shifted the spotlight to him.