Oklahoma has agreed to a three-year deal to make Washington State's Ben Arbuckle the school's new offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN on Monday.
The move comes in the wake of Oklahoma struggling significantly on offense in its initial season in the SEC, as they finished No. 15 of 16 teams in both scoring offense and total offense. He replaces Seth Littrell, who was fired in late October as Oklahoma was on its way to a 2-6 season in the SEC and a 6-6 overall finish.
In the 29-year-old Arbuckle, Oklahoma lands one of the country's top young coordinators and playcallers.