After Oklahoma turned in one of its worst offensive showings of the 21st century, get ready for a testy week in Norman as coach Brent Venables navigates an unexpected QB dilemma

Just a month ago, the long-awaited Jackson Arnold era was underway at Oklahoma. Hopes from the team and its rabid fans were high. The former five-star quarterback seemed ready to take his place among the greats at a school that has produced four Heisman winners this century at the position.

Oklahoma coach Brent Venables said the team will "evaluate" the quarterback position after starter Jackson Arnold was benched for freshman Michael Hawkins Jr. in Saturday's loss to Tennessee.

Tennessee's 25-15 win over Oklahoma was enough to sway the minds of enough voters in the AP Top 25 Poll, as the Vols climbed one spot, surpassing Ole Miss to enter the top five. It was one of a surprising number of moves in the top 10 considering none of the teams lost their games.

Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel got emotional in his postgame locker room speech to his players after beating Oklahoma:

Tennessee coach Josh Heupel won in his return to Oklahoma — the same school he quarterbacked to a national championship in 2000 and fired him as offensive coordinator after the 2014 season — as Nico I

Brent Venables’ Oklahoma team took it on the chin Saturday night against Tennessee — on the scoreboard and in the injury department, too. After the 25-15 home loss to the 6th-ranked Volunteers, the head coach of the 15th-ranked Sooners gave an update on his walking wounded.

No. 7 Tennessee (3-0) will kick off Southeastern Conference play on Saturday in Week 4. The Vols will play No. 13 Oklahoma (3-0) at 7:45 p.m. EDT in Norman, Oklahoma (ABC). Sophomore offensive lineman

Micah Bernard rushed for a career-high 182 yards, and No. 12 Utah withstood a fourth-quarter comeback to beat No. 14 Oklahoma State 22-19 in the Utes’ first Big 12 game after leaving the Pac-12.

Damien Harris, Beanie Wells and Mackenzie Brooks share their best bets for the No. 12 Utah-No. 14 Oklahoma State matchup.

The Deseret News is providing live coverage of Saturday’s game between Utah and Oklahoma State. Check back for updates throughout the game. Utah 22, Oklahoma State 19 1:47 — Oklahoma State has made this a one-score game again — driving seven yards in 69 plays for their second straight touchdown drive.