Oklahoma officially loses Michael Fasusi for Texas clash
Coach Brent Venables’ Oklahoma Sooners have lost two straight games to arch-rival Texas and are moving on without a former four-star receiver ahead of Week 6’s game against the Longhorns. Offensive tackle Michael Fasusi got an injury update earlier this week that looked troublesome and has gotten worse as the big game draws near. Pete Thamel […] The post Oklahoma officially loses Michael Fasusi…
Oklahoma Sooners offensive lineman Michael Fasusi has been ruled out for the upcoming Texas clash. Fasusi, a native of Lewisville, Texas, signed with the Sooners in 2024 and enrolled early in 2025. As a five-star prospect, he was expected to play a crucial role in protecting quarterback John Mateer and contributing to the running game against arch-rival Texas.
Fasusi's injury situation worsened as the game approached, leading to his official absence from the team. Meanwhile, starting interior lineman Eddy Pierre-Louis is also doubtful for the game, further depleting Oklahoma's offensive line. Quarterback John Mateer, last season's Heisman candidate, has struggled with interceptions in his recent games, causing some fans to question his future with the team.
Despite these challenges, Mateer's scrambling ability and resilience could enable the Sooners to overcome their depleted offensive line and compete against Texas in what promises to be a pivotal rivalry game.
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