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NORMAN — The obvious must be acknowledged: Oklahoma’s opportunity for a major in-season reset has passed.
If the Sooners are going to develop an offense capable of scoring enough to complement an elite defense, it will require better coaching from Brent Venables and Ben Arbuckle — and better play from John Mateer.
But Oklahoma’s offensive issues also raise broader questions about how the roster was built — which strengths were emphasized, which needs were addressed and which risks were worth taking. Those questions lead directly to general manager Jim Nagy…