Buckeye Breakfast: Ohio State Selling Fan Cutouts for Home Football Games

Even though fans can't attend games this fall, Ohio State is giving Buckeye fans a chance to be represented at home games.
Buckeye Breakfast: Ohio State Selling Fan Cutouts for Home Football Games
Buckeye Breakfast: Ohio State Selling Fan Cutouts for Home Football Games /

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Ohio State Selling Fan Cutouts for Home Football Games

Even though you can't attend a game in person at the Horseshoe this fall, the Buckeyes are giving fans a chance to help make the stadium appear more full.

Ohio State has begun selling the ability to have your picture blown up to life-size and have a cutout of that photo in a seat for each home game this season. Cutouts can be purchased through the Ohio State athletic department.

The pricing breaks down this way:

  • $25 for a cutout in the student section in the south stadium stands (must be a student)
  • $50 for a cutout in A-Deck
  • $75 for a cutout on the 50-yard line (a limited number are available, per the athletic department)

In addition, the university is also selling the ability to have a custom message displayed on stadium video boards during the games. Fans who purchase this will be sent a picture of their message displaying in Ohio Stadium a few days after the game.

We hope you have a great day - and remember ... time and change will surely show, how firm thy friendship OHIO!

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