Oklahoma offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle addresses the duo of Michael Fasusi and Noah Best on the left side of the line. “They work well together," he said Tuesday. "You saw that a little bit last week. We were able to see that a little bit during fall camp.”

The Oklahoma Sooners haven't had the start to the season that they wanted, but several young players are having a big impact.

The Sooners return to Norman following last week's dramatic win over Texas, looking to notch another ranked win.

Noah Best says Oklahoma's offensive line is gaining confidence and believes its potential is limitless after the Texas win.

The Sooners flipped the sides that Noah Best and Heath Ozaeta played at guard against the Longhorns.

Confidence led to consistency on the ground against Texas - for OU, they hope it leads to even more against Kentucky.

Best met with the media to relive OU's win over Texas and preview the upcoming game against No. 15 Kentucky.

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Noah Best is the first true freshman to start at center for Oklahoma since 2012. Head coach Brent Venables praised his true freshman offensive lineman.