Oklahoma vs Michigan Livestream: Start Time, TV Channel and How to Watch Today’s College Football Game
No. 11 Oklahoma and Michigan meet Saturday in one of the biggest games of the second week of the 2026 college football season, giving fans an early-season matchup between two historic programs with plenty at stake.
Oklahoma vs Michigan: Start Time Today
The Oklahoma vs Michigan game is scheduled for 12 p.m. ET on Sept. 12, 2026. The game will be played at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with Michigan hosting Oklahoma in the second game of the teams’ home-and-home series. For viewers on the West Coast, kickoff is at 9 a.m. PT.
What Channel Is Oklahoma vs Michigan On?
The Oklahoma vs Michigan game will be broadcast live on FOX. FOX’s official listing confirms the game begins at noon ET and will also be available through its streaming service, FOX One.
How To Watch Oklahoma vs Michigan Livestream
Fans can stream the Oklahoma vs Michigan game through FOX One, FOX’s streaming platform.
FOX says the game is scheduled to stream live on FOX One, with availability subject to regional restrictions and other viewing limitations. Viewers who receive FOX through a participating TV provider can also use their provider credentials where supported.
The game is also listed by ESPN’s college football coverage as a noon ET matchup with FOX carrying the broadcast.
Oklahoma vs Michigan: What To Know Before Kickoff
The matchup has attracted significant attention because No. 11 Oklahoma enters the game 1-0, while Michigan also enters at 1-0 but struggled to get past Western Michigan in its opener.
Michigan escaped with a 13-12 victory over Western Michigan, while Oklahoma opened its season with a much more convincing performance against UTEP. That has made the Wolverines’ offense, particularly quarterback Bryce Underwood, one of the major storylines heading into Saturday’s game.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer is another player to watch. The Sooners’ defense is expected to test Michigan’s offense after Oklahoma’s strong defensive showing in its opener.
Oklahoma and Michigan are two of college football’s most recognizable programs, and Saturday’s game allows both teams to make an early statement.
For Michigan, a victory would quickly ease concerns created by its narrow Week 1 escape. For Oklahoma, beating Michigan on the road would provide an important early-season résumé win and reinforce its position in the national rankings.
The game is also the second meeting in the current home-and-home series between the programs.
