The University of Oklahoma is set to hire Washington State offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle as its new OC, with sources praising his potential and adaptability despite his lack of SEC experience. Here is News 9 Sports Director Dean Blevins' take.

According to a report from Pete Thamel of ESPN, the Oklahoma Sooners have agreed to a contract with Ben Arbuckle to be their next offensive coordinator.

Amid a season full of offensive struggles, Oklahoma has a new offensive coordinator. Per ESPN's Pete Thamel, Washington State offensive coordinator

Arbuckle has held a key role in Washington State’s offensive success, helping the unit post 36.8 points and 440.4 yards per game.

Oklahoma football has reportedly hired Washington State's Ben Arbuckle as the Sooners' new offensive coordinator.

A former quarterback at West Texas A&M University, Arbuckle got into coaching as a quality control coach at Houston Baptist in 2018 and 2019, helping out with the offensive line and quarterbacks, where he worked with current Texas Tech offensive coordinator Zach Kittley .

Arbuckle has led prolific passing offenses with the Wildcats, coaching Cam Ward in 2023, and at Western Kentucky

Oklahoma has agreed to a three-year deal to make Washington State's Ben Arbuckle the school's new offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN.

Oklahoma is set to hire Washington State offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle for the same role on Brent Venables' staff, according to The Athletic. Arbuckle has run the Cougars' offense for the past two seasons.

The Oklahoma Sooners have wrapped up their offensive coordinator search, hiring Washington State offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle, according to a report from Ralph D. Russo of The Athletic. The Cougars' 29-year-old coordinator has been one of the hottest names in coaching circles in recent months,