If you've watched any Ohio State football games, you've probably noticed the players' uniforms, especially their gray, sticker-filled helmets. But what is on those stickers? And what do they mean?

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While the team presented President Donald Trump with an Ohio State helmet and a jersey with his name and the No. 47 on it, Vance attempted to hoist the trophy from the table it was situated on.

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The ceremony ended with team giving Trump an Ohio State helmet and a team jersey that said “Trump 47.” Afterwards, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel joined the team at the podium.

Ohio State won its first national championship under coach Ryan Day back in January, but after a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit the White House, the Buckeyes nearly needed a new trophy.