Sooners QB Arnold enters game, burns redshirt

Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold returned under center in the first quarter of the Sooners’ game against South Carolina, replacing freshman Michael Hawkins and burning his redshirt in his first action since Sept. 21.

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