Mayfield Wears Michigan Gear After Losing Bet Tied to Oklahoma Loss
Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield donned Michigan Wolverines apparel following a wager with head coach Todd Bowles after Mayfield's alma mater, Oklahoma, was upset in Week 2, according to ESPN.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield was seen wearing Michigan Wolverines gear after losing a bet made with head coach Todd Bowles, ESPN reported.
The wager stemmed from a college football matchup in Week 2 in which the Oklahoma Sooners, the team Mayfield played for during his college career, were defeated by Michigan, according to the report.
Todd Bowles' son, Troy Bowles, plays for Michigan, which reportedly factored into the bet between the two coaches and Mayfield, according to ESPN.
As a result of Oklahoma's loss, Mayfield had to wear Michigan gear as part of the agreed terms of the bet, the report said.
ESPN did not provide further details on the specific terms of the wager or when Mayfield was seen wearing the Michigan apparel.
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