Jackson Arnold, Auburn and Oklahoma
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While the Sooners landed John Mateer from the portal, OU coach Brent Venables said he hoped to keep Jackson Arnold, now at Auburn, in Norman.
When Auburn quarterback Jackson Arnold took his seat in front of a sprawling media scrum at the College Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday, it had been 364 days since he sat on a similar stage, but with a different logo pin on his suit. Tuesday was Arnold’s second career appearance at SEC Media Days, but this year was “a lot different” from last.
New Auburn football quarterback Jackson Arnold told the media at SEC media days that transferring to Auburn under Hugh Freeze is full circle.
Auburn quarterback Jackson Arnold said facing South Carolina's defensive line was his 'welcome to the SEC' moment. SEC Media Days kicked off on Monday and on Tu
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Sooners Wire on MSNFormer Oklahoma quarterback speaks about his time at OU during SEC media daysFormer Oklahoma starting quarterback was back at SEC Media Days on Tuesday, this time as the starter under center for the Auburn Tigers. The player who was once thought to be the next great Sooners QB played just two seasons in Norman, managed only 10 starts, and went 5-5.
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On Tuesday, at SEC Media Days in Atlanta, GA, the ex-Oklahoma quarterback was asked which rivalry has more animosity: Oklahoma and Texas or Alabama and Auburn
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In an attempt to bring relevancy back to the program, Auburn hauled in former five-star quarterback Jackson Arnold from Oklahoma this offseason. In two seasons in Norman, Arnold boasted 1,984 passing yards,