Ryan Broyles claims racist incident at fraternity house: OU responds

Former OU wide receiver Ryan Broyles claimed in a series of social media posts Thursday that he was recently subjected to racial slurs on the OU campus.

Broyles posted that the insult was shouted from a window of the Kappa Sigma fraternity house about two weeks ago as he walked by.

“I paused, speechless, hurt but not surprised,” Broyles posted on X (formerly Twitter). “My children were with me. It’s 2024, parents, do better.”

The university confirmed to the Tulsa World that the fraternity had launched an investigation and expelled a member as a result of the incident.

Broyles followed up with another post with more details.

“I won’t give that word power over me, but I won’t take it lightly either,” Broyles posted.

In a later post, Broyles said he would not comment further on the situation.

“There has already been an internal investigation. “The names I mentioned have already been identified,” Broyles wrote. “There are over 15 witnesses. Fault was admitted. I simply posted to shed light on the current situation. We can do better!”

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