One of Ben Arbuckle’s first major moves as Oklahoma’s offensive coordinator was securing the commitment of quarterback Jett Niu, who was previously pledged to in-state rival Oklahoma State. The 6-foot-2, 197-pound signal-caller had been committed to the Cowboys for nearly four months before receiving an offer from the Sooners. It didn’t take long for Niu to make his decision—just days after the offer, he flipped to Oklahoma, adding another dynamic talent to the Sooners’ evolving quarterback room.
Arbuckle had already been recruiting Niu during his time at Washington State, but when the opportunity arose to bring him to Norman, everything fell into place. According to Niu, the combination of Oklahoma’s storied tradition and Arbuckle’s offensive system made the choice an easy one. “It was God’s plan,” Niu said.
Tyson Robinson Shines at Under Armour-Nashville Regional
Expectations are always high for players who crack an early top-100 ranking in their recruiting class, and four-star running back Tyson Robinson lived up to the hype during Sunday’s Under Armour-Nashville regional. The highly touted prospect stood out among a loaded field of running backs and was ultimately named positional MVP by the camp staff.
Robinson, who currently holds 19 scholarship offers, is already drawing heavy interest from several powerhouse programs. With a blend of speed, vision, and physicality, he’s cementing himself as one of the top backs in the 2026 cycle. As recruiting battles heat up, expect the competition for Robinson’s commitment to intensify, with some of the nation’s biggest programs making him a priority target.
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