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Oct122010

The Red River Rivalry Celebrates Livestrong Day with Unique Card Stunt

Tuesday, October 12, 2010 at 11:29PM

Organizers of the annual Texas-Oklahoma Red River Rivalry game recently teamed up with Nike and Livestrong to execute a unique card stunt in support of Livestrong Day. The three parties collaborated to raise cancer awareness by performing a cancer-focused card stunt during the game.

The card stunt was a very exciting moment for fans in attendance as it signified how they can unite in the fight against cancer. The stunt was just one of 1,000+ events that took place across the world in celebration of Livestrong Day, the annual global day of action to celebrate survivorship and work toward a world without cancer.

Check out the Red River Rivalry Livestrong card stunt was executed below:

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