Buckeye fans, we have officially survived the offseason. All of the conjecture and anticipation is over, and tomorrow marks the beginning of what should be another historic Ohio State football season. But now that all of the talking is over, it’s time for you to put your wardrobe where your mouth is.
We all know that it can get dangerous out there in the college football streets, so if you want to rep your Buckeyes with pride, our friends over at BreakingT have an incredible selection of shirts for
your in-season wardrobe. And while the “T” in BreakingT stands for T-shirt, they’ve also got the designs in hoodies, women’s V-necks, and kid sizes. Shop BreakingT’s Ohio State collection
All of these designs are officially licensed by The Ohio State University and/or the individual players featured, so all by buying a player-specific design directly helps support the athletes. The shirts are all designed and printed in the United States on BreakingT’s super-soft, durable premium-blend fabric.
These officially licensed shirts are made on super-soft and durable fabric and designed and printed in the United States. They come in sizes small through 3XL. Adult t-shirts are $34-$36, and youth sizes are $30.
In addition to the t-shirt version of the design, you can also get the logo on an adult or youth hoodie or a women’s V-neck. The hoodies run $64 for adults and $48 for youth sizes. The women’s V-necks are $36.
If you are like me and get nervous about ordering clothes online, have no fear; all Breaking T orders come with free returns and exchanges. So, if it doesn’t fit, you can send it back and get the right size.
The only difficult part is figuring out which one you are going to wear first.
Just Sayin’
Julian Sayin no longer has to answer the question he carried into last season: Can he actually be the guy running Ohio State’s offense? He did that part. Now, Year 2 is about finding out how high the ceiling goes with another season throwing to the most ridiculous collection of skill talent in America.
So, yes, there are worse ways to enter 2026 than with a shirt built around the quarterback’s name and a very bad pun. Just Sayin’.
Get the Julian Sayin “Just Sayin’” shirt here.
Sayin-Smith ’26
We already highlighted this one as our Shirt of the Week, but a preseason Buckeye roundup without the Sayin-Smith ticket would be political malpractice. Left, right, center, undecided, none of it matters. There is one ticket that could carry Ohio in a landslide this fall, and it has Julian Sayin throwing footballs to Jeremiah Smith.
No debates necessary. No attack ads. Just touchdowns. Vote early. Vote often.
Get the Sayin-Smith ’26 shirt here.
Julian Sayin Name Number Pose
Not everybody needs a pun on their chest. Sometimes the quarterback, the number, and the Scarlet and Gray do the job just fine. BreakingT’s Name Number Pose design is the straight-down-the-middle choice for anyone who wants to spend Saturdays repping QB1 without turning the shirt into a conversation starter.
Sayin. No. 10. That’ll play.
Get the Julian Sayin Name Number Pose shirt here.
Jeremiah Smith Name Number Pose
And then there is Jeremiah Smith, who has reached the point where putting his name and No. 4 on a shirt is enough of a concept by itself. Add in a cool player graphic, and you’ve got yourself a solid option for any gameday fit.
There are players who Buckeye fans hope make something happen when the ball goes their way, and then there is Smith, where the anticipation starts before the quarterback even lets it go. This is the classic player tee for the guy every set of eyes in Ohio Stadium finds before the snap.
Get the Jeremiah Smith Name Number Pose shirt here.
Bo Jackson Name Number Pose
While Sayin and Smith are getting most of the defense’s attention, Bo Jackson is a pretty good change-up with similar game-breaking potential. Jackson showed exactly why Ohio State fans were so excited about him as a freshman, and now he gets another year in a backfield where the expectations never exactly run low.
There is also one indisputable fact that does not require a box score. Bo Jackson is an elite football name.
Get the Bo Jackson Name Number Pose shirt here.
Jeremiah Smith: Built Different
Is Jeremiah Smith a normal college wide receiver? All available evidence continues to point toward no. “Built Different” gets slapped on a lot of athletes. For No. 4, we will allow it.
Get the Jeremiah Smith “Built Different” shirt here.
When in Doubt, Throw it to Jeremiah Smith
Nobody at Land-Grant Holy Land is an offensive coordinator, but here is some free strategic advice for Arthur Smith anyway: When in doubt, throw it to Jeremiah Smith.
Yes, there are protections and route concepts and defensive coverages and all sorts of things that people much smarter than us spend their lives studying. Counterpoint: No. 4 is down there somewhere. Feels worth a shot.
Get the “When in Doubt, Throw it to Jeremiah Smith” shirt here.
Home of the Buckeyes
Players eventually leave. Coaches eventually leave. College football itself apparently wakes up every six months and decides to become something completely different. The ’Shoe remains.
There is something reassuring about that. Walk through those gates on a fall Saturday, hear the band, look around at a stadium filled with people wearing scarlet, and whatever new thing college football invented during the offseason gets a whole lot less important. This one does not expire when the depth chart changes.
Get the Ohio Stadium shirt here.
Ohio State Script
This is the shirt for the Buckeye fan who does not need to explain the shirt. The Ohio State script looks like something that could have been hanging in the closet 20 years ago, and it will still work 20 years from now. There is no player eligibility clock attached and no inside joke that will require a five-minute explanation to a confused person at the grocery store in 2037.
Sometimes “Ohio State” is the whole pitch.
Get the Ohio State Script shirt here.
The Ohio State University Text
You knew “The” was eventually going to show up. Few pieces of grammar have done more to irritate the rest of college football than Ohio State’s favorite definite article. That alone is reason enough to keep using it at every available opportunity.
Wear it to the game. Wear it around Columbus. Wear it to a Big Ten tailgate and see how long it takes before someone says something. That is added value.
Get The Ohio State University Text shirt here.
The players will come and go, the arguments will change, and by October we will all have found at least three completely new things to yell about. The shirt you bought outside the stadium 15 years ago and refuse to throw away will somehow still be in the rotation, too. BreakingT’s officially licensed shirts can join your go-to wardrobe.
The offseason is over; it’s time to get your closet in mid-season form. Pick a shirt and save the overthinking for the first third-and-long.
