Top high school football recruit de-commits from Oklahoma after racist frat video

Jean Delance, one of the best high school football recruits in the country, pulled his commitment to University of Oklahoma on Monday in the wake of the racist frat video that has overtaken the school.

"Nothing to do with the staff or team," the high school junior initially said on Twitter. "I'll be reopening my recruitment due to personal reasons."

In an interview with CBS-DFW on Monday, Delance said that someone emailed him the video and it upset him.

"Very uneducated people. I wouldn't want my son or child to go there or to anywhere like that. It was just very disturbing to me. I didn't like it," he said.

Delance is from Mesquite, Texas. He's considered a four-star recruit, and the consensus 24th-best player in the state of Texas.

"I've had family history in racial issues, inequality, and Jean knows these things are serious to us, and the first thing I said was what do you want to do," his mom told CBS.

Oklahoma players and coaches joined a protest against the fraternity that was caught singing a racist song in the video on Monday.

Team captain Eric Striker said in an interview on Monday that there has been an "institutional breakdown when it comes to minority relations here."

Another player urged recruits to still consider the school: