I cannot begin to explain the pride I have in our Cadets, my Army, my Alma Mater, my job, my battle buddies, and my Sooners!! Let me break down what I see that is beautiful to me about this video. Sooners paying a standing tribute to our Army ROTC's 100 years of service at The University of Oklahoma, to our students who will soon be future Officers and Leaders in our Army, and to our past and present Army soldiers in attendance. One of my biggest goals in my life was to go to OU for school. Who knew it would be so much more than just a degree for me? Now, as OU Army ROTC cadre, its like a dream come true. The emotion of hearing Army music being played by the Pride of Oklahoma makes me proud to be a Sooner. Sooner Strong!!!
I'm just a 26 year old dude that hasn't served in any military branch, but anytime I see honoring of our military or nation, my eyes well up. Hope the visitors and military personnel enjoyed their time here in our great state and university.
That was a great half-time tribute to the Army, Oklahoma National Guard, and OU Army ROTC. I cover Army football for the American Legion, was probably standing next to the team taking your video, here is our playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLsq_qXm4vxtinbjugkXgxdFcfoyhOppDl.html Enjoyed visit day before game to Fort Sill, everyone at OU was very welcoming and helpful. Turned out to be a great game. Army went on to go 9-0 the rest of year.
Thanks for a fabulous performance at half time during the OU/Army game. One question? Who is the moron referee, followed by someone on the coaching staff, that walks through the performance at the 12:00 minute point before they were finished playing? Undoubtedly the most disrespectful move I've ever seen, especially during a celebration on behalf of the military personnel in attendance. Their was plenty of room along the sidelines to enter the field.
I cannot begin to explain the pride I have in our Cadets, my Army, my Alma Mater, my job, my battle buddies, and my Sooners!!
Let me break down what I see that is beautiful to me about this video.
Sooners paying a standing tribute to our Army ROTC's 100 years of service at The University of Oklahoma, to our students who will soon be future Officers and Leaders in our Army, and to our past and present Army soldiers in attendance.
One of my biggest goals in my life was to go to OU for school. Who knew it would be so much more than just a degree for me? Now, as OU Army ROTC cadre, its like a dream come true.
The emotion of hearing Army music being played by the Pride of Oklahoma makes me proud to be a Sooner.
Sooner Strong!!!
Sir my late father graduated in 1970 from OU, I am MORE THAN PROUD TO BE A SOONER BABY!!!
I'm just a 26 year old dude that hasn't served in any military branch, but anytime I see honoring of our military or nation, my eyes well up.
Hope the visitors and military personnel enjoyed their time here in our great state and university.
As a Blue Star mom and daughter, plus a Sooner, this just blesses my heart.
Extraordinary performances!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
So wonderful!! Thank you e1 who has served our great Country, it's appreciated :) :)
I am so proud to be a Soldier and a Sooner! There was so much pride and respect throughout this entire day. Hooah! Boomer- Sooner!
The Pride and The University make me PrOUD to be an American Sooner
HERE HERE CLEVELAND COUNTY 1965
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That was awesome! Thank You OU Band!
Awesome
Great job ou band
That was a great half-time tribute to the Army, Oklahoma National Guard, and OU Army ROTC. I cover Army football for the American Legion, was probably standing next to the team taking your video, here is our playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLsq_qXm4vxtinbjugkXgxdFcfoyhOppDl.html Enjoyed visit day before game to Fort Sill, everyone at OU was very welcoming and helpful. Turned out to be a great game. Army went on to go 9-0 the rest of year.
Beautiful!! BOOMER SOONER!
Thanks for a fabulous performance at half time during the OU/Army game. One question? Who is the moron referee, followed by someone on the coaching staff, that walks through the performance at the 12:00 minute point before they were finished playing? Undoubtedly the most disrespectful move I've ever seen, especially during a celebration on behalf of the military personnel in attendance. Their was plenty of room along the sidelines to enter the field.
❤️ Boomer