University of Oklahoma Land Thieves Must Pay Native American Reparations for STOLEN Land

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Upon abandoning the flailing University of Oklahoma Sooners football program, Bob Stoops signed one final document that will have OU fans up in arms; he admitted fault, on behalf of the generations of fans, players, university heads, and past and future coaches, for the Sooner legacy of sneaking across the Oklahoma Territory lines early enough to lay claim to land that had belonged to Native American tribes.

"The Sooner name originates from the land thieves who crossed the plains in the dead of night in order to lay stolen claim to Native American occupied land." former Coach Stoops said. "It's imperative that this terrible legacy be righted. In goodwill, all University of Oklahoma land rights will immediately be turned over to the many Cowboys fans throughout the local area."

Stoops, looking sheepish and apologetic, then gave a holler to the expanding Oklahoma State University territory by finishing with a loud, "GO POKE!!!"

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