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Alabama football DB Kirkpatrick responds to Oklahoma field storming lawsuit

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Alabama football DB Dre Kirkpatrick, who was sued over an incident during Oklahoma's field storming after OU's win over UA, filed his legal response.

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Alabama football DB Kirkpatrick responds to Oklahoma field storming lawsuit

Alabama football DB Dre Kirkpatrick, who was sued over an incident during Oklahoma's field storming after OU's win over UA, filed his legal response.

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Lawyer for Alabama football player responds to field-storming lawsuit involving Oklahoma student

A civil lawsuit has been filed against Alabama football’s freshman defensive back, Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. The lawsuit stems from Oklahoma fans storming the field after the Sooners defeated the Crimson Tide in November. It alleges the plaintiff Holden Moxley was hit in the head by a Tide player upon attempting to take a selfie on the field after the game. Kirkpatrick’s number was used to identify him.  Ryan Deligans, an attorney for Kirkpatrick, fil…

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Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. responds to lawsuit stemming from Oklahoma field storming

Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. and his attorney have responded to a lawsuit from an Oklahoma fan who claims he was injured by Kirkpatrick after Alabama’s 24-3 loss to the Sooners in 2024. The fan, identified as 18-year-old Holden Moxley, filed the lawsuit back in November soon after the game. Per the lawsuit, Moxley alleges he was struck in the head by Kirkpatrick while attempting to take a selfie on the field. The lawsuit also says the the altercation was…

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