Oklahoma 5-star QB Jackson Arnold Discommite from Sooners and flip to Georgia Bulldogs… Welcome home…
In a stunning development that has shaken the college football landscape, five-star quarterback Jackson Arnold has officially decommitted from the Oklahoma Sooners and pledged his commitment to the Georgia Bulldogs. The move marks a significant shift in Arnold’s recruitment and is set to have major implications for both programs heading into the 2025 season.
Arnold, a highly-rated prospect from Flower Mound, Texas, had been committed to Oklahoma since early 2023, where he was projected to be the future cornerstone of the Sooners’ offense. With a powerful arm, sharp football IQ, and outstanding athleticism.
Arnold’s decision was seen as a coup for Oklahoma’s head coach Brent Venables. However, in a late-night announcement via his social media platforms, Arnold declared, “I have made the difficult decision to decommit from Oklahoma. After much thought and consideration, I am excited to announce I will be continuing my football career at the University of Georgia. Go Dawgs!”
This commitment to Georgia comes after a recent official visit to Athens, where Arnold was hosted by the Bulldogs’ coaching staff. His strong rapport with head coach Kirby Smart and the chance to compete in a high-octane offense, backed by a consistently dominant defense, appears to have been pivotal in his decision. “Georgia feels like home to me,” Arnold stated. “The culture, the fans, and the winning tradition are unparalleled. I can’t wait to start this next chapter of my football journey.”
Fans and analysts alike have reacted passionately to Arnold’s announcement. Georgia supporters are ecstatic, viewing Arnold as a perfect fit for their championship aspirations.
The Bulldogs are coming off another stellar season and have firmly established themselves as a national powerhouse in college football. Arnold’s recruitment adds another layer of excitement as the program aims for its third consecutive College Football Playoff appearance.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma will need to regroup quickly. The Sooners are already feeling the impact
