Heath Ozaeta is a three-star recruit from Snoqualmie, WA, out of Mount Si (No. 530 in the 2023 class) who has not played in Oklahoma's 8 games this season.
Where Ozaeta comes from
- Snoqualmie, WA
- Mount Si
- About 1,500 miles from Memorial Stadium (Norman, OK)
- Three-star, No. 530 in the 2023 class.
- On the Oklahoma roster since 2023
Where Ozaeta fits
Oklahoma lists 18 offensive linemen this season.
Oklahoma offensive linemen with a game this season
The team’s line is 86th in the country in passing-downs success rate this season (a team number).
Oklahoma is 4-4. Next: at Florida, Sat Nov 7.
Similar players
Same class and position
Also from Snoqualmie, WA
In the game threads
vs Kentucky, Oct 17And replace him with who? Fasusi is hurt, EPL is hurt, Heath Ozaeta is hurt.Oklahoma fan, r/CFB game threadvs Texas, Oct 10Why is Best at LG and Ozaeta at RG. Bedenbaugh is a d------. Quit changing the damn lineup.Oklahoma fan, r/CFB game threadat Georgia, Sep 26Beers gets beat on first down, Ozaeta basically gets blocked into Mateer on second down, and we are back in third and long babyOklahoma fan, r/CFB game threadNamed in
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A three-star recruit at offensive line for Oklahoma -- now graded to hold down a real starting-caliber role.
Offensive line play doesn't show up in a box score. Here's what actually tells you whether he's good.
The unit he anchors ranks 86th nationally in passing-downs success rate this season. See the full unit breakdown →
Oklahoma has produced 15 All-Conference offensive linemen. 14 have gone on to the NFL Draft since 2015. Febechi Nwaiwu went on to the NFL out of this room (2026).
Four seasons at Oklahoma
- 2026 Oklahoma VenablesYear 4 · Games –
- 2025 Oklahoma VenablesYear 3 · Games –
- 2024 Oklahoma VenablesYear 2 · Games –
- 2023 Oklahoma VenablesYear 1 · Games –
- High school Mount SiSnoqualmie, WA · Class of 2023Three-star, No. 530 in the 2023 class. Signed with Oklahoma.
2023
- Signed with OklahomaThree-star, out of Mount Si
Coaching lineage · 2023–2026
1 coachPlayed every college season under Brent Venables.
