Michigan QB Bryce Underwood puts together strong PFF grade vs Oklahoma
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Key Points:
- Michigan secured a 17-10 upset victory over No. 11 Oklahoma, marking their first-ever win against the Sooners and improving to 2-0 on the season under coach Kyle Whittingham.
- The Wolverines' defense was dominant, holding Oklahoma to 289 total yards, 10 points, and a 3-of-13 third-down conversion rate, with standout performances from Dom Nichols (89.1 grade) and Troy Bowles (81.7 grade).
- Offensively, Michigan leaned heavily on Bryce Underwood as a runner, who rushed for 87 yards and scored a 38-yard touchdown, earning a 72.0 overall grade and showing improvement in passing efficiency without turnovers.
- Wide receiver Savion Hiter led the offense with a 73.0 grade, highlighted by an elite 93.8 receiving grade, while the offensive line showed weaknesses in run blocking, earning just a 52.9 team run-blocking grade.
- Despite the defensive success, Michigan's tackling was a notable weakness, with a low 44.2 tackling grade and multiple missed tackles from key defenders, though this did not prevent the overall strong defensive performance.
