Ever notice the stickers on an Ohio State football player's helmet during a game? Here's what to know on the Buckeyes' tradition before the CFP championship: ...

The stickers, shaped like a buckeye leaf, tied directly to Ohio’s identity as the Buckeye State. The stickers initially served as a motivational tool, recognizing players for exceptional plays ...

Ever notice the stickers on an Ohio State football player's helmet during a game? Here's what to know on the Buckeyes' tradition before the CFP championship: ...

The first stickers were handed out Oct. 7, 1967, the Buckeyes' second game of the season. Jim Nein returned an interception 45 yards, sealing Ohio State's 30-0 victory over Oregon.

The university says the term "Buckeye" was first used in 1788, 15 years before Ohio became a state. Col. Ebenezer Sproat, a 6'4" man with a commanding presence, earned the nickname when Native ...

Six of those stickers are from the Michigan State game alone and included two 50-plus-yard throws. Marvin Harrison Jr. has been C.J. Stroud's top target this season.

Shape of the State Another common approach is to use the state's outline in its sticker design. To preserve some of the challenge, we'll hide these shapes and offer clues within the questions.

Why do Ohio State players have stickers on helmets? History explained. You guessed it: Tradition. It's a tradition within the ...

Ever notice the stickers on an Ohio State football player's helmet during a game? Here's what to know on the Buckeyes' tradition before the CFP championship: ...