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Longhorns send message to teammate that his smelly locker may cause death
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Mar. 4, 2020 11:59 p.m. ET
Brett Smiley
For the Texas Longhorns, however, the offending party appears to be defensive back Jordan Strickland, who apparently has a locker so noxious that his teammates are literally falling ill from the odor.
Take a look at this short video posted by teammate Kris Boyd:
If Strickland doesn't cure that stinky situation soon, he's going to find his locker in the hallway.
That one team mate who stay with that smell that kills the whole locker room!??? pic.twitter.com/Nb8tp9h8KF
— kris. (@kris23db) November 13, 2015
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