Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold has been on a journey this season. After beginning the year as starter, Arnold was benched in favor of Michael Hawkins in Week 4 against Tennessee after committing three turnovers.

Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold returned under center in the first quarter of the Sooners' game against South Carolina on Saturday, replacing freshman Michael Hawkins and burning his redshirt in his first action since Sept.

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

Jackson Arnold will make his first start since Sept. 21 against Tennessee when Oklahoma travels to No. 18 Ole Miss.

If he ends the season without taking another snap, Arnold would still have three years of eligibility. Also, Venables hinted with reporters that he's considered a two-quarterback system.

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

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

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,