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Against the backdrop of a college football weekend that had all but written Michigan off, the Wolverines delivered a 17-10 victory over 11th-ranked Oklahoma in Ann Arbor.
One week removed from a clock controversy that cast doubt over their season opener, head coach Kyle Whittingham's program buckled down and answered with a performance that needs no asterisk.
The week-one win over Western Michigan had come under a cloud. Officials added an extra second to the clock to allow Michigan a game-winning Hail Mary, and the criticism that followed was pointed.
Oklahoma arrived as 5.5-point favorites and legitimate College Football Playoff hopefuls, a team that had drawn wide offseason praise for an elite defense. Many had written the Wolverines off entirely.
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