buckeyemania11 said:

Ohio State up 35-30 at the half. Apparently, it's windy AF though and wreaking havoc on any sort of jump shots. So probably not much of a good gauge of either team here.

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charlohiottean said:

Does he use them to find his baseball?

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Thump said:

Toothpicks

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Buckeye86 said:

[UM player] Remember the good ol’ days when our head coach was busy cheating on his wife and feloniously harassing secretaries and let us live care free in our ridiculous delusions of grandeur with no accountability? [/UM player]

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ORD_Buckeye said:

And so it begins...

How does Justin Herbert’s painful reality become an ‘insult’ to Jim Harbaugh?

Even with the season lost, Jim Harbaugh should be able to handle answering understandable and justifiable questions.

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RhodeIslandBuck said:

Wait you mean simple Jim showed up and created a vacuum of integrity and honor? I refuse to believe it

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Man returning from Cuba arrested at MIA after smuggling 10 birds in underwear, complaint says

A man returning from Cuba was arrested at Miami International Airport after he was found smuggling live birds in his underwear, authorities said.

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A man returning to South Florida from Cuba was arrested at Miami International Airport after he was found smuggling live birds in his underwear, authorities said.

Alberto Hernandez Castillo, 40, was charged with smuggling goods into the United States.

According to authorities, on Monday, Hernandez Castillo, who is a Cuban and a legal permanent resident of the U.S., arrived at MIA on Atlantic Flight 503 from Havana.

A complaint said that Hernandez Castillo was picked for a second inspection by a U.S. Customs and Border Protections officer.

During the inspection, Hernandez Castillo said he had one carry-on and one fanny pack, and was given a Customs Entry Form, which he answered "no" to all questions related to bringing any animals or wildlife into the U.S., the complaint said.

When the officer searched Hernandez Castillo's belongings, the complaint said, there was no contraband.

When officers asked about his travel, they noticed that Hernandez Castillo had an unexplained bulge on the front of his waistband, and he appeared to get nervous, the complaint said.

Officers then performed a pat-down and found that Hernandez Castillo was hiding six cylindrical clear plastic containers that were wrapped in tape and sewn into his underwear, the complaint said.

After examining the tubes, the complaint said, each tube held live birds.

Hernandez Castillo had a total of 10 birds that he hid in those tubes, and he claimed that they were for his "Personal use," the complaint said.

It was determined that Hernandez Castillo did not have the proper documents to import the birds, and he was arrested.

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