Oklahoma's offensive line expected to improve significantly in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 10:03 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Former Georgia linebacker David Pollack predicts a considerable improvement for Oklahoma's offensive line in 2026. Last season saw the Sooners start three freshmen, leading to inconsistency. With players like Michael Fasusi, Ryan Fodje, and Eddie Pierre-Louis returning, along with transfer E'Marion Harris, there is optimism for a stronger unit. Pollack highlighted the importance of experience and talent as factors for growth. If the offensive line develops as expected, it could enhance Oklahoma's running game and offensive stability ahead of the upcoming season.
- •David Pollack cites experience and talent as key for improvement.
- •Oklahoma's offensive line started three freshmen last season.
- •Michael Fasusi, Ryan Fodje, and Eddie Pierre-Louis return.
- •E'Marion Harris transfers in after starting 24 consecutive games.
- •Enhancements could elevate Oklahoma's offensive capabilities.
- 10:03 AMYahoo Sports — SEC Great explains why Oklahoma's OL will be much improved in 2026
"Experience and talent have David Pollack expecting a major leap from Oklahoma's offensive line.
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