Hello and welcome in. It's a Sunday edition of Always College Football. I'm your host,

Greg McElroy, and we really appreciate you guys being here today. Today we do kind of a rapid fire,

roll through some of the biggest games, roll through some of the biggest outcomes, kind of give

you a tail of the tape from what we experienced yesterday. If you want a super deep dive, you'll get that.

And how it kind of shakes up the college football world, you'll get that on our Monday

show with our 10 things we've learned.

So let's kick it off with the marquee matchup of the weekend.

It was the Sooners taking on the Wolverines, an emphatic and impressive victory for Oklahoma

2413.

Really, really a good game, like a solid and entertaining football

game, but really you kind of watch it from the get go, man. This was an Oklahoma ball game from

junk. 14-0 at halftime, feeling pretty good. You got Mateur going. You got Dionne Berks going.

You got long extended drives going throughout the course of it.

Thought for a moment there, at least early in the second half, Michigan would kind of bounce right back.

I mean, Justice Haynes breaking it to the outside, to the left hand side, finding that space.

Not a lot of opportunities for him to kind of get loose and create and manufacture explosives.

I thought Oklahoma's defense did a pretty dang good job.

But the way the Sooners continued to answer, I think was very impressive.

Seeing how that defense was able to kind of slow things down a little bit, too, in the second half,

and how about the drive at the end

of the game? 16 plays 78 yards, eight and a half minutes off the fourth quarter clock. Yes,

it only resulted in the field goal, but at that point, man, when you extinguish that much time,

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