in collage football some teams have little stickers all over their helmets.what do those little stickers mean?

Answer 1

They are usuall awarded by the coaching staff for exceptional plays by the individual.

Answer 2

The little stickers on some college football helmets are generally referred to as "pride stickers," although each school has a different name for them. Additionally, they can mean different things at different schools. The practice originated at Ohio State and has since spread to other schools.

At some schools, the reason they are given can be as simple as that a coach or group of coaches felt a nice individual play was "sticker-worthy," for lack of a better term. Other schools emphasize team play and have complicated formulas whereby stickers are issued to different units (special teams, linebackers, the offensive line, the entire offense or defense, etc.) based upon group performance and / or effort.

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Answer 3

They are called Pride Stickers. Each time a player makes a good play, the coaching staff will award him with a sticker to place on their helmet.

Answer 4

Its like those radiation badges for people who work around radioactive material--except the badges represent brain damage and at a certain level the player may have so much damage he is eligible for the pros.