The small, white and dark green decals depict a buckeye leaf. The stickers, which are about the size of a quarter, are "applied to Ohio State football helmets for big plays and consistency on the ...

There isn’t a huge rush to fill waste bags with yard debris and haul them to the curb – at least, not if the hurry arises from concern that those yard waste stickers are about to expire. The ...

The stickers on Ohio State football helmets are Buckeye leaf stickers, and they serve as a tradition and a symbol of achievement for the players. This practice began in 1968, introduced by head ...

As noted by The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio State's helmets include stickers that have a buckeye leaf on them. Buckeye leaves are grown on buckeyes trees, which is the official tree of the state of Ohio.

From individual highlight reels to gritty team wins, the legendary “Buckeye Leaf” sticker remains one of the most original traditions in college sports. It began in 1968 as five-time national ...

Hayes gave out these helmet stickers to players who put up a scintillating display of football on the gridiron every week. The sticker is basically that of a Buckeye leaf, which is found mostly in ...

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.