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Danny Stutsman announces decision to return to Oklahoma for 2024 season

Alex Weberby:Alex Weber•12/11/23
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Oklahoma linebacker Danny Stutsman had some good news for Sooner fans on Monday when he announced that he’d be returning to Norman for the 2024 season.

In the tweet down below, he posted a video expressing his decision to return, which was really a work of modern social media cinema. For starters, The Boz, Brian Bosworth, a fellow Sooner great at the linebacker position, narrates the video as Stutsman de-boards an airplane and is greeted by Bosworth, who tosses Stutsman a pair of car keys. As Stutsman catches the keys, a fur coat appears on his body and we see a white Corvette in the background.

“Sooner Nation, buckle up and enjoy the ride,” Bosworth said to end his narration as clips of Stutsman driving the Corvette across the tarmac played while mixed in with some actual highlights from the OU linebacker on the field. That’s a lot of production for a 65-second video announcing the return of a college linebacker.

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