Jackson Arnold has failed to deliver for Auburn, with the quarterback now being expected to enter the transfer portal after a disappointing season. With a new head coach in Alex Golesh, also coming in, the writing is now on the wall for Arnold, as he has already weighed in on his options and is now expected to leave.
The question now is, where will he go? Even after a disappointing season at Auburn, Jackson Arnold could still be coveted by several other D1 college teams. While he may not have fit with Auburn, the same could not be said for other schools. Here are five of them:
5 Schools Where Jackson Arnold Could Go Via The Transfer Portal
Florida State Seminoles
Mike Norvell may be staying as head coach over at FSU, but that does not mean that he will have a good quarterback next season. Arnold could change things up over there, especially after four-star recruit Brady Smigiel decommitted from the program last January.
West Virginia Mountaineers
Jackson Arnold could be a good fit for Rich Rodriguez’s vision over at West Virginia, and he could add some star power over there. Rodriguez could help develop Arnold and mold him into a better quarterback, too.
North Carolina Tar Heels
Bill Belichick is considered one of the greatest football coaches alive, and right now, he does not have a quarterback that he could rely on to carry the team. Arnold going to North Carolina could also take the attention away from Belichick’s relationship with his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, as well as maybe get himself developed by the man who molded Tom Brady into the legend that he is.
Ole Miss Rebels
Ole Miss is expected to be in rebuild mode after their former coach, Lane Kiffin, left for LSU. It is no secret that the team is in shambles right now after Kiffin’s exit, and a high-profile transfer like Arnold could help lift the morale over at Oxford. That being said, both parties could get something out of this, as the Rebels get a quality quarterback while Arnold gets to continue being a QB1.
UNLV Rebels
UNLV failed to win a conference title again, and adding a quality QB1 could be a good solution, as Jackson Arnold sounds like he could be a good fit for Dan Mullen’s program over in Las Vegas. In addition, Mullen is known for developing quarterbacks, and this move may just be what Arnold needs.
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