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Oklahoma Musical Pays Tribute to Toby Keith at University Football Game

 
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The University of Oklahoma honors Toby Keith in musical celebration.

description: a group of fans at a football game in oklahoma are standing and singing along to the song 'courtesy of the red, white and blue' in honor of a local hero. the stadium lights illuminate the scene as the crowd unites in a patriotic tribute.

Attendees of an Oklahoma football game belted out the song 'Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue' Friday in honor of Toby Keith, a local hometown hero and renowned country music artist. The University of Oklahoma in Norman is paying homage to the singer throughout the football season, showcasing a special tribute during their games. The musical tribute added a patriotic touch to the game, bringing fans together in a moment of celebration and unity.

It's football time in Oklahoma as some high schools opened Week 0 play on Thursday and others played on Friday. The No. 16 Oklahoma Sooners also kicked off their 2024 college football season under the Friday night lights against the Temple Owls. Fans were treated to a special performance of the iconic musical "Oklahoma!" at the Encore Musical Theatre Company in Dexter, MI, capturing the essence of the state's spirit.

The Encore's lively rendition of the prominent musical theater classic will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy. Starring as "Laurey" is Aurora Penepacker, accompanied by a talented cast including David Moan as "Judd Fry" and Keith Kalinowski in a supporting role. The production showcases the timeless music and story of "Oklahoma!" while adding its own unique flair and energy to captivate audiences.

Jackson Arnold made history as the first non-transfer QB to start an opener for Oklahoma since 2021. Learn more about Arnold's background and his journey to the starting position. The musical "Oklahoma!" holds a special place in the hearts of Oklahomans, as it pays tribute to the state's history and culture in a captivating and entertaining manner.

On this day in history, "Oklahoma!" — the musical written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II — opened on Broadway, paving the way for future generations of musical theater enthusiasts. The timeless appeal of the production continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, showcasing the enduring legacy of the classic show.

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