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.

One of the most highly regarded quarterback prospects in the 2023 recruiting class is reportedly looking for a new home. Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports

Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold intends to enter the transfer portal, according to a report from CBS Sports/247Sports Matt Zenitz. The 2024 season didn't go as planned for the Oklahoma Sooners on the offensive side of the ball.

The Sooners’ starting quarterback is entering the transfer portal after two seasons, according to ESPN’s Max Olson. Arnold, a former five-star recruit, is expected to be one of the top quarterback prospects on the transfer market this upcoming offseason. He has two seasons of eligibility left in his career.

Jackson Arnold wasn't firm with future plans following the regular-season finale, but said at the time there wasn't anything making him waver from staying at OU.

Arnold, a five-star recruit from Denton Guyer, lost his starting job to Michael Hawkins Jr. during the season. He regained his starting role following

Jackson Arnold, the starting quarterback for the Oklahoma Sooners, will enter the NCAA transfer portal, according to sources cited by ESPN on Wednesday. Arnold, a

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 quarterback Jackson Arnold is entering the transfer portal, per a report from ESPN’s Max Olson.