One of the captains on offense was not at all happy with his performance against South Carolina.

Sooners tackle Michael Fasusi was frustrated with his penalties and the overall performance against the Gamecocks.

It was clear the Sooners were missing their star left tackle for the first half of the season. Now that he’s back in the lineup, the Sooner offense is finding more success. Oklahoma football’s star left tackle Michael Fasusi returned last week after missing the past six games with a shoulder injury. As he prepares for his first home start Saturday against South Carolina, Fasusi is reshaping ...

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.”

Michael Fasusi credits faith, family support and confidence as he works his way back from injury.

Michael Fasusi says dressing out helped him energize teammates and stay involved despite being sidelined.

Making his return to the Oklahoma Sooners starting lineup, offensive tackle Michael Fasusi made a huge impact.

The Sooners were able to play complimentary football, thanks in part to the return of one of their offensive captains.

Oklahoma football will have left tackle Michael Fasusi available against Mississippi State on Saturday, giving quarterback John Mateer help on an offensive line dealing with multiple absences. The sophomore has not played since leaving the Sooners’ season-opening 51-0 win over UTEP with a right shoulder injury. He initially sustained the injury […] The post Oklahoma football’s elite John Mateer protector gets green light vs. Mississippi State appeared first on ClutchPoints.