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Oklahoma's Brent Venables sees improvement from the offensive line

During his recent media session, Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables addressed the struggles of his team's offensive line. He pointed out that the group has shown gradual progress, particularly in pass protection, while noting that they still need to cut down on negative plays and become a more assertive unit.

The Sooners have shuffled multiple combinations upfront due to health and performance issues this year, contributing to an offense that ranks ninety-fourth nationally with nine sacks allowed.

With a bye week underway, the squad has an opportunity to solidify those gains before preparing for a matchup against the top-ranked Texas Longhorns. The team is also monitoring the status of starting left tackle Michael Fasusi as he works to recover from his current injury.

Finding more reliable blocking during the latter half of the season will be crucial for jump-starting an offense that has struggled to sustain momentum.

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