Michigan secured a big win on Saturday over highly-ranked Oklahoma, but didn’t move that much in ESPN’s SP+ rankings. Here’s where things stand after Week 2:

Michigan football rose to No. 19 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll following a 17-10 upset win over Oklahoma.

The Sooners head back to Norman with a .500 record after losing 17-10 to the Wolverines on Saturday.

Michigan took down No. 11 Oklahoma 17-10 in a game in which Bryce Underwood outplayed John Mateer in a day dominated by defense.

Michigan’s football team is back in the Associated Press Top 25 poll. One week after dropping out of the rankings from No. 16, the Wolverines reenter at No. 19 following a marquee 17-10 win over No. 11 Oklahoma.

Michigan responded following a controversial victory in its season opener by knocking off Oklahoma on Saturday in Ann Arbor.

The grades are in, and they're much better this week than they were last week for the Michigan Wolverines. High marks for the coaching staff, while still looking at some reasons for concern as conference play looms in the coming weeks.

ANN ARBOR — Bryce Underwood ran often, just as Oklahoma suspected. The Sooners just couldn’t stop Michigan’s sophomore quarterback. “We knew he was going to run,” said Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke. “He’s a good athlete, makes people miss. He (forced) a lot of missed tackles.”

Jordan Marshall scored on a tiebreaking 1-yard run set up by an interception midway through the fourth quarter and Bryce Underwood ran for a 38-yard touchdown to help Michigan bounce back and beat No.

The Sooners' defense held Michigan to 17 points in Saturday's loss, but they also missed their fair share of tackles.

Bryce Underwood entered Week 2 under scrutiny after Michigan narrowly escaped its opener against Western Michigan.