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Discussions center on whether Miami University (Ohio), the MAC regular season champion with one loss, deserves an automatic NCAA Tournament bid or should play in the First Four. Influential voices like Jeff Goodman suggest a Miami University (Ohio) vs. Auburn matchup to boost viewership, while others argue conference champions should bypass play-ins and bubble teams like 16-loss Auburn should compete instead. Posters highlight benefits of First Four wins for smaller conferences' revenue and debate Miami University (Ohio)'s weak strength of schedule and lack of wins against projected tournament teams.

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In 9-1-1 Season 9 Episode 13 'Mother's Boy,' Buck (Oliver Stark) and Eddie (Ryan Guzman) drive home from the National Firefighter Games, karaoke-ing the 1976 Kansas hit famous from Supernatural's finale. Their playful banter draws unwanted attention at a diner, leading to a truck crash, Eddie's hospitalization, and Buck's kidnapping by a grieving waitress who traps him in a Misery-like ordeal. They rescue each other and bond deeper, with showrunner Tim Minear calling the song choice a perfect coincidence for their dude road trip, despite its Supernatural ties drawing fan delight, memes, debates over appropriation, and Buddie shipper excitement.

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Buck and Eddie turn a canceled flight into a buddy road trip, belting out 'Carry On Wayward Son' while munching cheese balls and ranking Schwarzenegger flicks—until danger strikes.

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The video, posted March 13 on X, shows the man complaining about bells from local churches like St. Alphonsus and Our Lady of the Americas in the city with a large Arab-American and Muslim population of 40-50%. A follow-up clip questions why some object to the short adhan broadcasts while accepting bells, amid past 2025 noise complaints about mosque loudspeakers that led some mosques to adjust volumes. Residents highlight church bells' traditional roles in summoning worshippers, marking time, and warding off evil in folklore, while calling for mutual respect between faiths in this diverse area.

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A man in Dearborn, Michigan, vented his irritation at the loud church bells disrupting his focus, drawing sharp contrasts to the Islamic call to prayer.

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Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews suffered a grade 3 MCL tear and quad contusion in a knee-on-knee hit by Anaheim Ducks captain Radko Gudas during Thursday's 6-4 win at Scotiabank Arena. NHL Player Safety suspended Gudas for five games—the maximum via phone hearing—prompting sharp criticism from Matthews' agent Judd Moldaver, who called it 'laughable and preposterous,' and frustrated Leafs players who feel the punishment doesn't match the season-ending damage. With Toronto now 11 points out of a wild card spot and playoff odds at 4%, the hit has reignited debates over deterring reckless plays, especially given Gudas' history of suspensions.

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Auston Matthews crumpled to the ice after Radko Gudas extended his knee into a forceful collision along the boards. The Leafs captain needed help just to skate off, his season suddenly in jeopardy.

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Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a 36-year-old naturalized citizen with a 2016 conviction for trying to aid ISIS, entered an Army ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, on Thursday morning. He shouted 'Allahu Akbar,' fatally shot Lt. Col. Brandon Shah—a decorated veteran and ODU alumnus who led the program—and wounded two students before cadets rushed and stabbed him to death in hand-to-hand combat, an action FBI officials said saved lives. The FBI is probing the attack as terrorism; Jalloh had served 11 years in prison and was released in December 2024. Officials praised the students' bravery, classes were canceled Friday, and counseling offered amid grief for Shah's loss.

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In a chaotic classroom moment, ROTC cadets turned the tables on a gunman, subduing him fatally after he gunned down their instructor.

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The 68-year-old avid hiker was last confirmed at his Northwest Heights residence around 10 a.m. on February 27, 2026, when a repairman spoke with him. Extensive searches by Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office, FBI, state police, drones, helicopters, and K-9 units have turned up no confirmed sightings, though a gray Air Force sweatshirt was found 1.25 miles away on March 7. McCasland's past UFO consulting has fueled online theories, but authorities say no evidence points to foul play or his aerospace work, and a Silver Alert remains active due to health risks.

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Retired Maj. Gen. William 'Neil' McCasland stepped out from his Albuquerque home and hasn't been seen since. His wife returned from an appointment just 54 minutes later to find him gone, phone and glasses left behind.

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Hopkins posted 'K1 & JJ would be scary!' while quoting praise for Murray's past chemistry with him, right as reports hit that the Cardinals plan to release Murray on March 11 unless traded. Minnesota sits wide open at quarterback, with execs openly exploring vets or trades amid betting odds favoring them as his top spot. Their shared history—2,329 yards and 17 touchdowns in 31 games—fuels dreams of Murray feeding Jefferson, Jordan Addison, and T.J. Hockenson, though skeptics note his passing yardage highs fall short of 4,000.

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DeAndre Hopkins knows Kyler Murray's game inside out, and he just imagined pairing that arm with Justin Jefferson's elite routes. Vikings fans can't get enough of the idea.

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Ami Kozak released a satirical video impersonating Megyn Kelly as an angry young mother arguing with a police officer during a traffic stop, quoting phrases like 'You're not the mother of the highway.' The sketch was shared widely on YouTube and X.

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The Pentagon obligated $93.4 billion in grants and contracts in September 2025, including $15.1 million on ribeye steak, $6.9 million on lobster tail, and $2 million on Alaskan king crab, as agencies rushed to spend before the fiscal year ended. Critics like Democrats, media outlets, and Gov. Gavin Newsom called it extravagant waste amid items like pianos and ice cream machines, but veterans and conservatives defend the tradition of morale-boosting meals for deployed service members. Retired Marine Joey Jones shared on Fox News how such dinners were a highlight after IED encounters, noting the spending is just 0.03% of the $850 billion budget and echoes past administrations.

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Troops in harsh deployments look forward to rare surf and turf meals that make them feel special after close calls. Now, those steak and lobster purchases are sparking a heated debate over Pentagon spending.

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A Manchester United fan sparked the matchup Saturday with side-by-side images of prime Jaime and Bjorn, drawing thousands of replies that pulled in Ragnar Lothbrok, Sunny from Into the Badlands, and Baba Voss from See. Jaime supporters tout his undefeated tourney record and legendary feats like slaying the Mad King, while Vikings fans highlight Bjorn's on-screen raids, endurance through brutal wounds, and real-history edge over fantasy fighters. Memes and brackets keep the thread alive, with quips questioning Jon Snow's inclusion and jabs at Jaime's 'aura farming' reputation without much witnessed one-on-one combat.

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Picture Jaime Lannister, Westeros' golden swordsman at his peak, facing off against Bjorn Ironside's battle-scarred grit. Fans are diving deep into who claims victory in this fantasy-meets-history duel.

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