Oklahoma Sooners' young stud beat his coaches to the punch by providing his own injury update after win over Michigan

Fasusi is the future, and he's only going to get better

Last season, the offensive line was maybe the biggest issue outside of the actual offensive scheme and playcalling in itself. That and injuries, of course. The offensive line, though, was bad, one of the worst in the county, and one that couldn't do any good consistently in the pass game or run game. This year it's looking like they could be pretty good. Don't get me wrong, they still had some issues against Michigan, but they held up well, all things considered.

Michigan has one of the better defensive lines and linebacker groups in the country, and yet, the run game was solid and Mateer wasn't pressured at an insane rate. They did fine, not amazing, and not bad. And, part of that is because of Fasusi, who played his butt off. Thankfully, the cornerstone of the offensive line for the future, isn't hurt.

This is one of the biggest tests the Sooners will face in 2025, and they played well with an entirely new combination at offensive line. The Texas Longhorns, South Carolina Gamecocks, and Ole Miss Rebels are the only other teams left on their schedule that could possibly give Oklahoma a fit in the trenches. And, Texas got thrown around by the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Fasusi played great, and the Sooners just might be back on the offensive line.

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