Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold was one of the hyped first-year signal-callers in the country coming into the season, and for good reason. Arnold was the No. 1 player in Texas, a consensus five-star who was poised to lead Oklahoma into the SEC and continue the reputation of star-studded quarterbacks in Norman,

Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold will get the start under center when the Sooners visit No. 18 Ole Miss on Saturday, coach Brent Venables announced during his coach's show Monday night. Arnold, the sophomore passer,

Sooners head coach Brent Venables revealed Monday night on his weekly coach's show that Arnold will take over for Michael Hawkins.

Brent Venables had gone into the week saying that he wanted to give the true freshman signal caller a fair body of work, relative to Arnold’s. That didn’t pan out well.

Arnold, a Denton Guyer product, started the Sooners’ first four games but was benched for Michael Hawkins Jr. against Tennessee.

Arnold, a sophomore, started four games this season at quarterback before being replaced by freshman Michael Hawkins Jr.

Jackson Arnold is OU football's starting quarterback again. Head coach Brent Venables said Monday night that Arnold will start Saturday at Mississippi.

Kevin Johns was elevated from offensive analyst to co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the Sooners on Sunday.

Head coach Brent Venables announced Monday night on his weekly radio show that Jackson Arnold will start under center when the Sooners take on Ole Miss at 11 a.m. Saturday in Oxford. A redshirt freshman and former five-star recruit,

The Oklahoma Sooners have had a quarterback issue, which is one of the smallest things on their big list of issues on the offensive side of the ball. But, they have had a quarterback issue nonetheless.