A high school football recruit has pulled out of attending the University of Oklahoma after a video emerged of a campus fraternity engaged in racist chanting . Jean Delance , a junior at North Mesquite High School in Texas , says he has de-committed from the university and has spoke out in criticism of the footage . The video shows several young men on a bus participating in a chant that included the n-word and referencing lynching . Scroll down for video . Jean Delance , a junior at North Mesquite High School in Texas , who has de-committed from the University of Oklahoma after a video of a campus fraternity emerged showing racist chanting . The footage of the university 's chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon , also shows at least one woman at the back of the bus clapping her hands along with the vile song , 'There will never be a n***** in SAE . ' In a television interview on KTVT in Dallas , Delance described the video as 'very disturbing ' and the people in it as 'uneducated ' . He said : 'It is very distrubing , I never thought that stuff was still as trendy as back then or that it keeps repeating itself . ' He also spoke of his disappointment that Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops did not call him to alert him of the situation . The now-infamous video shows with at least one of the chanting young men wearing a tuxedo , left , while a woman , right claps along with the chant . The University of Oklahoma football team and coaches line up wearing all black in the Everest Training Center in protest of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity video . He added : ' I was just notified by the coaches this morning . I was hoping they would let me know ahead of time . 'If they did that I would have been very calm with it but I just had to find out about it on my own . ' The university has now expelled the fraternity over the video with the school 's president , David Boren saying he was sickened and could n't eat or sleep after learning about the video . Meanwhile the football team decided to protest rather than practice yesterday at the team 's indoor training facility . The Sigma Alpha Epsilon house at the University of Oklahoma . National leaders of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have said that its investigation confirmed members took part in the chant . Facility workers remove the signage from the house after university president David Boren said the fraternity had until midnight to remove their belongings . Mr Stoops led the way as players , joined by athletic director Joe Castiglione , walked arm-in-arm , wearing black . National leaders of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have said that its investigation confirmed members took part in the chant and announced it would close the local chapter . The national group said it was ‘ embarrassed ’ by the ‘ unacceptable and racist ’ behavior . Mr Boren said members have until midnight Tuesday to remove their belongings from the fraternity house . University president David Boren , who says the school were still investigating the video and trying to establish who was on board the bus so they could consider disciplinary action . He said the fraternity was ‘ not totally forthcoming ’ and he was still trying to find out who was on the bus so the school could consider disciplinary actions . He also added that the university 's legal staff was exploring whether the students who initiated and encouraged the chant may have violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act , which prohibits racial discrimination . It 's unclear who recorded the video , when it was made and who initially leaked it online . Mr Boren suggested it was likely taken by another student who did n't agree with what was being said about African- Americans .
Jean Delance says he has de-committed from the University of Oklahoma . Comes after footage emerged of a campus fraternity chanting racist songs . Delance , a high school football recruit , says that the video 'disturbed ' him . Added he was disappointed coaches had not made him aware of footage . Sigma Alpha Epsilon has been expelled from campus after video surfaced .