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NORMAN — Curtis Lofton is stepping down as Oklahoma football general manager, he announced Thursday, after less than a year in the role.
Lofton wrote in a Facebook post his last day will be Feb. 1 and he’s planning to pursue ministry.
“I want to take this moment to thank Athletic Director Joe Castiglione, President Joe Harroz and Head Coach Brent Venables for their unwavering support, leadership and guidance,” Lofton wrote. “They’ve been instrumental in shaping my journey, and I am forever grateful for their influence in my life.”
OU announced a new football recruiting structure in July, which included Lillie, Lofton and a partnership with former Philadelphia Eagles Vice President of Football Administration Jake Rosenberg.
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Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma football general manager, speaks during a press conference for a celebrity shootout charity event at the Compliance Solutions Championship golf tournament in Norman, Okla., Saturday, June 22, 2
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