The marquee nonconference matchup between Oklahoma and Michigan will be televised live on FOX, with kickoff scheduled for 9 a.m. Pacific, 10 a.m. Mountain and 12 p.m. Eastern at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.
Oklahoma arrives after a dominant opening win, a 51 to 0 victory over UTEP, while Michigan narrowly escaped its opener by a 13 to 12 margin over Western Michigan. The broadcast guide lists FOX as the home for viewers seeking a traditional over the air feed.
For cord cutters and streamers there are several paid and trial options. Fubo currently offers a five day free trial that covers FOX. DIRECTV is also running a promotional trial for new subscribers. Sling provides FOX on its Blue and combined Blue Orange packages. Dish Network is another full service option and a high definition antenna will provide free over the air access to the FOX broadcast for local viewers.
Sportsbooks posted lines ahead of kickoff with Oklahoma favored on the moneyline and point spread. The listed moneyline read Oklahoma minus 218 and Michigan plus 180, with Oklahoma as a 5.5 point favorite and the over under at 43.5. Fans seeking promotional signup deals, daily passes, or free bet offers were pointed toward betting guides and sportsbook promotions.
Weekend Results And Notable Betting Headlines
Across college football the weekend produced several dramatic finishes and upsets. Texas rallied from a 20 point fourth quarter deficit to beat Ohio State 24 to 23 in a comeback late game. Yahoo Sports Staff described the sequence as an unprecedented rally against a top ranked opponent.
Oklahoma State stunned Oregon in another headline grabbing result, and USC trailed Louisiana in the late game while Jayden Maiava threw two touchdown passes to Mark Bowman, according to Yahoo Sports Staff. The weekend also produced a large single sportsbook payout. A bettor at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas reportedly turned a $1.2 million moneyline wager on Texas into a $945,000 profit, the outlet said.
Those results underscore the fluid betting landscape and the appeal of early season nonconference matchups. Viewers tuning into Oklahoma versus Michigan will get a clear television option on FOX and a range of streaming and subscription choices if they prefer to watch online.
