The Jackson Arnold era is over at Oklahoma. The Sooners' starting quarterback plans to enter the transfer portal, his father, Todd, told The Oklahoman on Wednesday.

QB Jackson Arnold, who started 10 games over his two seasons with the Sooners, is entering the NCAA transfer portal and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining at his next school.

The Sooners' 5-star recruit had an uneven sophomore year in which he was plagued by turnovers and ranked last among SEC quarterbacks in passing yards.

The University of Oklahoma's starting quarterback will enter the transfer portal, a source confirmed to KOCO. After two seasons, quarterback Jackson Arnold will no longer be playing for the Sooners. Arnold ended that 2024 season as the Sooners' starting quarterback after a back-and-forth with freshman Michael Hawkins Jr.

Oklahoma starting QB Jackson Arnold is entering the transfer portal, sources tell ESPN.The former 5-star recruit produced 1,865 total yards and 15 TDs over 10 games this season. He'll have two more seasons of eligibility and will be one of the top QBs on the transfer market. pic.twitter.com/pXxTL9bwrb

The Oklahoma quarterback said he had no plans for the future other than meeting the Sooners' new offensive coordinator in the coming days.

The Oklahoma Sooners hired Ben Arbuckle from Wazzu and there's always a chance he'll bring his quarterback along with him. What then for Jackson Arnold?

University of Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold is expected to enter the transfer portal, sources confirmed to News 9 on Wednesday.

Even after fumbling twice in a loss against Missouri, Oklahoma coach Brent Venables assured he still believed in his quarterback. And after his next outing – a