What are all those stickers on college football helmets for?

Question

Why do some players have more on their helmet's than others?

Answer 1

Most schools call them pride stickers, or something similar.

The coaching staff gives them out as reward for accomplishment, and to motivate players. They can be given for almost anything in game, sacks, blocking assignments, extra effort to run down a player for a tackle, whatever.

Answer 2

At the University of Georgia they are called dawg bones. There are two different types the white bones are for making good plays or grading out at your position. Then there are the black bones that are given to the players that are doing well in school. Most other schools do the same thing as way of rewarding there players for doing a good job both on the field and in the classroom. GO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Answer 3

Players receive them for completing certain tasks. Each sticker means something different. It could be from how they perform in the weightroom or on the game field.

Answer 4

they are usually to denote athletic achievement, good plays on the field, that sort of thing. I know that Georgia uses black and white dog bones. The black ones are for acedemic achievement, and there are a good number of those on the dawgs helmets, more than one might expect.

Answer 5

Pride Stickers. You get them by doing certain in-game tasks.

Answer 6

It signifies outstanding plays

Answer 7

good plays in a game or practice

Answer 8

They're achievment stickers!!!

Answer 9

I think it is to distract the other team...IDK

Answer 10

for fun?