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2024
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Shiver me timbers: TBDBITL walks the plank

Indiana game halftime show features pirate-themed music

The Ohio State University Marching Band sailed the high seas of Ohio Stadium Saturday, playing music from the beloved “Pirates of the Caribbean” film franchise during the Buckeyes’ game against Indiana University.

TBDBITL performed memorable themes from the movies, including “One Last Shot,” “Yo Ho” and “He’s a Pirate.” Formations included a pirate ship, a compass and a skull and crossbones. 

This week’s i-dotter was Carter Tull, a computer and information science major from Mason, Ohio.

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