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Jim Harbaugh eats a hot dog

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Jim Harbaugh ate a hot dog at a hockey game Thursday night.

Actually, to say he “ate” the hot dog is a bit of an understatement. Harbaugh nearly swallowed an entire hot dog in one bite at a hockey game Thursday night.

And yet, that ignores his paranoid glances around the ice rink. OK, how’s this: Harbaugh nearly swallowed an entire hot dog in one bite while leering suspiciously around the arena during a hockey game Thursday night.

There’s also the open-mouth chewing. So Jim Harbaugh nearly swallowed an entire hot dog in one bite, then chewed it with his mouth agape while leering suspiciously around the arena during a hockey game Thursday night.

Oh, and there was a bun, too. So ... just watch the video.

Harbaugh took that thing down like a dog that beat its owner to a wiener that fell on the kitchen floor, destroying it in as few bites as possible while swiveling its head to identify anyone who might take the hot dog back. It was an impressive display from college football’s most interesting man.

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