Brent Venables addresses Oklahoma's offensive line struggles ahead of Texas clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 11:30 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables expressed dissatisfaction with his team's offensive line development during a press conference on October 6. He noted that the unit has been 'incredibly inconsistent' and has struggled for several seasons, attributing issues to poor player development and the impact of the transfer portal. Venables emphasized the need for continuity among players in the offensive line, stating that a strong foundation is essential for future success. As Oklahoma prepares to face Texas, issues with the offensive line add to the team's overall struggles on offense this season.
- •Brent Venables criticized the offensive line's inconsistency during a press conference.
- •He highlighted poor player development as a major issue this season.
- •Venables is focused on improving continuity among offensive linemen.
- •Oklahoma's game against Texas is crucial as they seek to rectify problems.
- •The offensive line coach, Bill Bedenbaugh, has faced challenges maintaining strong play.
- 11:30 PMYahoo Sports — Brent Venables discusses OU's 'inconsistent' offensive line growth
"Brent Venables is not happy with the development of his offensive line.
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