OSU Legion Of Locks Pay Homage
It's a long hair club born from honor and respect: the Ohio State University football team's legion of locks. Before the 2005 season, several Ohio State starters, including A.J. Hawk, Bobby Carpenter, Anthony Schlegel, and Nick Mangold grew their hair out long to honor Pat Tillman, the former NFL player who joined the Army and was killed in action. It was a tribute to a hero and a symbol of brotherhood. Those flowing manes became a rallying cry for a team that played with pride, heart, and respect. This tri-blend tee marks a moment of pride and some great heads of hair.
Our Pay HOMAGE collection celebrates the legendary athletes, personalities, and moments at the heart of sports and pop culture: breaking a record they said would stand forever, blazing a trail for equality, reflecting on an incredible career, and more. With iconic, officially licensed photographs, our collection showcases the images that endure and the people that made them possible.
This item is not eligible for certain discounts or promotions.*
It's a long hair club born from honor and respect: the Ohio State University football team's legion of locks. Before the 2005 season, several Ohio State starters, including A.J. Hawk, Bobby Carpenter, Anthony Schlegel, and Nick Mangold grew their hair out long to honor Pat Tillman, the former NFL player who joined the Army and was killed in action. It was a tribute to a hero and a symbol of brotherhood. Those flowing manes became a rallying cry for a team that played with pride, heart, and respect. This tri-blend tee marks a moment of pride and some great heads of hair.
Our Pay HOMAGE collection celebrates the legendary athletes, personalities, and moments at the heart of sports and pop culture: breaking a record they said would stand forever, blazing a trail for equality, reflecting on an incredible career, and more. With iconic, officially licensed photographs, our collection showcases the images that endure and the people that made them possible.
This item is not eligible for certain discounts or promotions.*
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It's a long hair club born from honor and respect: the Ohio State University football team's legion of locks. Before the 2005 season, several Ohio State starters, including A.J. Hawk, Bobby Carpenter, Anthony Schlegel, and Nick Mangold grew their hair out long to honor Pat Tillman, the former NFL player who joined the Army and was killed in action. It was a tribute to a hero and a symbol of brotherhood. Those flowing manes became a rallying cry for a team that played with pride, heart, and respect. This tri-blend tee marks a moment of pride and some great heads of hair.
Our Pay HOMAGE collection celebrates the legendary athletes, personalities, and moments at the heart of sports and pop culture: breaking a record they said would stand forever, blazing a trail for equality, reflecting on an incredible career, and more. With iconic, officially licensed photographs, our collection showcases the images that endure and the people that made them possible.
This item is not eligible for certain discounts or promotions.*
