As Oklahoma Sooners prepare to open the season against Temple, they are ready to face their first SEC game with a clear leader at quarterback. Jackson Arnold, who has been the starter since his freshman year, has shown great potential for the 2024 season. Despite some growing pains and mistakes in the bowl game against Arizona, he showed off his footwork, escapability, and arm strength.
Arnold’s performance led to the departure of starting quarterback Dillon Gabriel, who transferred to Oregon. With talented receivers like Deion Burks, Andrel Anthony, and Nic Anderson by his side, he has a strong supporting cast that will help him succeed as a sophomore. His mobility, arm strength, and accuracy make him a promising player for Oklahoma in 2024.
As they build momentum leading up to their first SEC game against Tennessee, Arnold and the team are working towards a successful start to the season. A fast start could set them on track for success in the competitive SEC. For ongoing coverage of Oklahoma news, be sure to follow @SoonersWire on Twitter and like their Facebook page. Additionally
