Ohio State to honor Terry Glenn with helmet decal vs. Michigan
Ohio State will pay its respects to one of the best wide receivers in program history by donning a special helmet decal honoring the late Terry Glenn for Saturday's game against Michigan.
Glenn died Monday at age 43 after being involved in a car accident. His son, Terry Glenn Jr., gave a sneak peek at the decals Thursday via Twitter. Ohio State officials also confirmed the announcement to 10TV News in Columbus.
The bucks are rocking these helmet stickers for my dad when we play this weekend. How awesome. Much love to all the Buckeyes out there 😤😤 pic.twitter.com/DlBnBaSDL1
— Terry Glenn (@TerryGlennJr) November 23, 2017
Glenn's 1995 junior year is one of the most dominant campaigns in Buckeyes history - his 17 touchdowns stand as the program record. Glenn won the Fred Biletnikoff Award as the nation's most outstanding wide receiver that season, and went on to have a 12-year NFL career from 1996-2007.