2025 Michigan Wolverines CFB Week 2 Betting Lines & Odds

2025 Michigan Wolverines Week 2 Betting Lines

Michigan Wolverines College Football Lines

Last week, the Michigan Wolverines were eager to shift attention from their NCAA punishments to the field in their home opener against the New Mexico Lobos. Michigan remains defiant that it did nothing wrong en route to the 2023 national championship. But most fans and gamblers believe that they got off with a slap on the wrist. In the season opener, Michigan fought off the New Mexico Lobos while failing to get the money. This week brings a road trip to face the Oklahoma Sooners in a marquee matchup of power brands who may not be that powerful at present.

Oklahoma vs. Michigan Week 2 Betting Lines

Spread: Oklahoma -5.5

Total: 46.5

Money Line: Oklahoma -210, Michigan +176

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Michigan Wolverines Weekly Matchup

On Saturday, September 6, 2025, the Oklahoma Sooners will host the Michigan Wolverines at Gaylord Family OK Memorial Stadium in Norman, OK. Kickoff time is 7:30 p.m. ET, with television coverage on ABC.

Last game, the Oklahoma Sooners won 35-3 against Illinois State but failed to cover the spread as 39.5-point home favorites.

The Oklahoma Sooners took care of business in their season opener against Illinois State. It wasn't necessarily the score that many were expecting, but the game was never in doubt. Oklahoma picked up the win over a feisty Illinois State team. John Mateer was the story of the game, showing off his passing prowess, setting a career high with 392 yards passing, three touchdown passes, and running for 24 yards and a score.

The passing game certainly carried the game. It was led by Keontez Lewis, who finished his Oklahoma debut with a team-high nine receptions for 119 yards and two touchdowns. Deion Burks was really good in this game, providing a highlight-reel one-handed catch in the first quarter and finished the day with seven catches for 88 yards and a touchdown. Jaren Kanak, in his first game as a tight end, caught five passes for 90 yards. Though he had a fumble on Oklahoma's second drive of the game, he bounced back with a strong performance. Mateer hit nine different receivers in the win.

Michigan Wolverines Weekly Recap

Last game, the Michigan Wolverines won 34-17 against the New Mexico Lobos as 34.5-point home favorites. The game went over the total of 49.

In his first career start, true freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood was often impressive. Underwood was 21-of-31 for 251 yards with one passing touchdown. Underwood’s completion percentage would have been even better if not for drops by Fredrick Moore and Andrew Marsh.

It’s clear Underwood has a cannon for an arm and is a beast of an athlete at 6-foot-4 and 230 pounds. While it was against an inferior team such as New Mexico, it was a nice first step to what could be a very fruitful career for Underwood. Underwood didn’t look like just a serviceable quarterback; he looked like someone who could develop into an elite college football QB.

Alabama transfer running back Justice Haynes had a great first showing for his new team, rushing for 159 yards and three rushing scores on 16 carries. Michigan has depth at the position this year, and Jordan Marshall will have better days ahead after rushing for just 29 yards on 11 carries.

It wasn’t a perfect game for Michigan’s defense, as they allowed 17 points and 10 receptions, and two touchdowns to receiver Dorian Thomas. However, for major parts of the game, Michigan’s defense was in control. Michigan allowed just 267 yards and only 61 rushing yards. Michigan held New Mexico to just 5-of-14 on third down, and the Lobos averaged just 3.5 yards per play. Cole Sullivan, Brandyn Hillman, and T.J. Guy had interceptions, Michigan had three sacks, and the defense had nine tackles for loss.

2025 Michigan Wolverines Football Schedule

DATE OPPONENT SCORE RECORD
Aug 30 vs. New Mexico Lobos W 34-17 1-0
Sep 6 at Oklahoma Sooners - -
Sep 13 vs. Central Michigan Chippewas - -
Sep 20 at Nebraska Cornhuskers - -
Sep 27 OFF
Oct 4 vs. Wisconsin Badgers - -
Oct 11 at USC Trojans - -
Oct 18 vs. Washington Huskies - -
Oct 25 at Michigan State Spartans - -
Nov 1 vs. Purdue Boilermakers - -
Nov 8 OFF
Nov 15 at Northwestern Wildcats - -
Nov 22 at Maryland Terrapins - -
Nov 29 vs. Ohio State Buckeyes - -

From the iconic winged helmets, the Big House, and “Hail to the Victors,” the Michigan Wolverines epitomize what college football tradition and ritual are all about. However, there are two sides to the Michigan Myth. Michigan has 11 national championships, but only one (1997) since 1948.

Before the 2021 and 2022 seasons, Michigan found competing with Ohio State in the Big Ten impossible. In fact, Michigan went from 2003 through 2000 without a Big Ten championship. Despite the comparative lack of national success in the modern era, Michigan remains a marquee name and blue-blood brand.

The late great Bo Schembechler took over a moribund program in 1969 and transformed it into a regular Big Ten and national championship contender. Schembechler’s program lived on after his retirement. One of Bo’s top assistants, Lloyd Carr, led the Wolverines to a national championship. But after Carr retired in 2007, Michigan lost its way. However, favorite son and alum Jim Harbaugh restored Michigan to glory with its greatest season ever in 2023.

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2025-2026 College Football Schedule

2025-2026 NCAA FOOTBALL TOP TEAMS
Alabama Crimson Tide Arizona St. Sun Devils Arkansas Razorbacks Auburn Tigers
Boise State Broncos BYU Cougars Clemson Tigers Florida Gators
Florida State Seminoles Georgia Bulldogs Illinois Fighting Illini Indiana Hoosiers
Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa State Cyclones Kansas State Wildcats Louisville Cardinal
LSU Tigers Miami-FL Hurricanes Michigan Wolverines Mississippi Rebels
Missouri Tigers NC State Wolfpack Nebraska Cornhuskers North Carolina Tar Heels
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Ohio State Buckeyes Oklahoma Sooners Oregon Ducks
Penn St. Nittany Lions SMU Mustangs South Carolina Gamecocks Tennessee Volunteers
Texas Longhorns Texas A&M Aggies Texas Tech Red Raiders USC Trojans
Utah Utes Virginia Tech Hokies Washington Huskies Wisconsin Badgers

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