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They get one for each big play they are in.
They are pride decals: http://www.sptimes.com/2005/10/08/Sports/Sticking_points.shtml
In Ohio, different colored county stickers on license plates indicate the county of registration for the vehicle. Each color corresponds to a specific county, helping law enforcement and other officials quickly identify the vehicle's registration origin. This system also facilitates tracking and managing vehicle registrations across the state. Additionally, it can serve as a way for local governments to promote community pride and awareness.
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I am a student at Michigan State and the defensive players get small "s" stickers. It's only the defensive players though. I'm pretty sure Ohio State does. I think Michigan used to in the 80's. Florida State has tomahawk stickers. NC State wolfpack has paw print stickers. Oklahoma State - a cowboy Ohio State - a buckeye leaf Lousiville - a cardinal head Pitt - a tooth Florida State - a thomahawk Missouri - tiger paw Arizona - wildcat paw Hawaii - diamond North Carolina -tarheel logo There are many more that I can't remember. Oklahoma State and Arizona no longer do it and I don't think Missouri does it anymore either. Gerioga does a dog bone. Clemson does a paw. I believe BYU and Vandy have just started using pride stickers. Prude and E. Carolina also do it.
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The Buckeye leaf stickers are earned by players for their play on the field every time their team wins a game. They start out with clean helmets at the beginning of the season and the more stickers you see on a helmet, the more that player has played during a winning game.
the stickers stand for each of the 88 counties in Ohio for example Ashland county is number 3 Richland, number 70 They are in alphabetical order. they are to be placed in the left lower corner of the plate.
from big plays or just when big plays happen
The Ohio State University's official school colors are scarlet and gray. These vibrant colors are prominently featured in the university's branding, athletic uniforms, and merchandise. Scarlet represents courage and strength, while gray symbolizes balance and stability. Together, they embody the spirit and pride of the Ohio State community.