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Sooner Fan Attacks Longhorn Fan's Scrotum For Wearing Shirt

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The rancor in the Red River Rivalry apparently doesn't die between football or basketball seasons.

 

An Oklahoma City man has been charged with aggravated assault and battery, accused of causing extensive damage to another man's scrotum just because he wore a University of Texas shirt into a local bar.

 

Allen Michael Beckett, 53, has not been arrested on the felony charge, which was filed Monday in Oklahoma County District Court. It carries up to five years in prison if he is convicted.

 

Beckett is accused of having launched a verbal attack on Brian Thomas when the other man walked into Henry Hudson's Pub at 3509 NW 58 on June 17, according to court documents.

 

Thomas said Beckett, whom he had never met, called him "everything under the sun? for wearing a Longhorns T-shirt into the bar.

He said he and his friend sat at a table in the corner and tried to ignore the other man, but other man ? who apparently is a University of Oklahoma fan ? kept screaming at him.

 

Thomas said he decided he'd had enough after about 20 minutes of Beckett's abuse so he went to the bar to pay his tab. When he turned around, he said Beckett grabbed his crotch and refused to let go.

 

Thomas hit the other man several times before several bar patrons intervened, but Thomas said Beckett didn't let go until Thomas heard his scrotum tear and blood ran down his leg.

 

Thomas, who grew up a Texas fan, said it took more than 60 stitches to close his wound.

 

Two months later, he said he still is a lot of pain.The injury also caused Thomas to fall behind on his child support payments because he couldn't work.

 

Beckett could not be reached for comment Wednesday by The Oklahoman.

http://newsok.com/article/3108932/1187842091

f*** i think i started bleeding when i read his scrotum tore.

 

 

of all the things to do to someone (punch, stab, shoot) his first instinct was to grab there???

Wow thats sick. I hope he goes to jail for the full 5 years.

 

If he was grabbing my crotch I would have tried eye gouging him.

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I don't like my balls grabbed by my wife let alone another man.

 

F*** that guy, I can't imagine how bad that hurt over one of the most trivial things possible.

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Aggravated assault and battery on a human >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Killing dogs.

 

Especially one that involves a man's sack.

If this guy goes to jail for 5 years and Vick doesent, then its really messed up.

 

the man went up to a random guy and ripped his scrotum just because he's a fan of a rival. dude needs to go away for a long time regardless of vick.

Are we going to bring up Michael Vick every time someone gets a jail sentence?

A re-creation of that night:

 

*Longhorns fan enters bar with U of Texas shirt on*

 

Why doesn't Texas fall off into the Gulf of Mexico?

 

Because Oklahoma sucks.

 

*Oklahomans stare*

 

Can I get a f***ing drink?

 

*Sooner fan attacks causing damage to scrotum of Longhorns fan*

 

Why is Oklahoma so windy?

 

Because Texas blows.

 

*Blood streams down leg of Longhorn fan*

 

*Oklahomans forget how to dial 9-1-1*

 

THE END

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