Oklahoma 2026 Quarterback commit enrolls at Mustang High School
Oklahoma Sooners 2026 quarterback commit Jaden O'Neal has moved a whole lot closer to his future college home for his senior season of high school football.
According to Toby Rowland, the Sooners' radio play-by-play voice, O'Neal has enrolled at Mustang High School and will start classes next week. He's transferring from Narbonne High School in California.
O'Neal has been committed to OU since June of 2024. He committed to Seth Littrell but has stuck with the Sooners in the wake of his firing and eventual replacement by Ben Arbuckle.
O'Neal ranks as the No. 11 quarterback in the country in the 247Sports Composite and is a top 150 player in the 2026 recruiting class. He's a talented prospect who has the ability to make big-time throws to all areas of the field.
Arbuckle has also offered Bowe Bentley out of the state of Texas. Oklahoma is looking to load up on talented quarterbacks in the class but have continued to make O'Neal a priority in his recruitment. He's expected to be on campus for the Champ U BBQ in June for his official visit when the Oklahoma Sooners host a number of high-priority prospects for the big recruiting weekend.
O'Neal's presence in the Sooner State will allow him to have greater connection with the coaching staff and make him more available for recruiting weekends, if he wants to be on campus to help the team recruit.
I can confirm this. I as cleared and enrolled at Mustang at 2:15 PM today. We have an interview forthcoming on YouTube and story on https://t.co/FhIaVVxVzB. He will start classes on Monday and be able to workout with the team starting tomorrow. Here are a few photos I took.… https://t.co/H0345tNgpZ pic.twitter.com/J5gi8vKl4I
— Brandon Drumm (@Bdrumm_Rivals) March 6, 2025
This article originally appeared on Sooners Wire: Oklahoma QB Commit Jaden O'Neal transfers to Mustang for 2026
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