Red River Rivalry: Neighbors detail their loyalties on lawns
In crimson
and green, turf
war takes root
Jeff Young may be the bravest man in Oklahoma .
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Last year, Young carved a giant Longhorn symbol into the front yard of his southwest Oklahoma City home. This year, he scraped his entire lawn bare except for a grassy patch shaped like a human hand making the University of...
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