The West Virginia football team has a big test this Saturday as LSU comes to town. The WVU fans will be tested as well, to see if they can avoid being caught on camera with a vulgar T-shirt.
To help make sure that this doesn't happen, a West Virginia University student group is taking a stand by offering $20 to buy your vulgar T-shirt.
Here's the deal, courtesy of the WVU web site:
Will it work? Be sure to tune in to ESPN Saturday morning to find out.
West Virginia will buy back your vulgar West Virginia t-shirts. Just stop wearing them on TV, please. [Dr. Saturday]
To help make sure that this doesn't happen, a West Virginia University student group is taking a stand by offering $20 to buy your vulgar T-shirt.
Here's the deal, courtesy of the WVU web site:
The Mountaineer Maniacs have introduced a T-shirt Amnesty program to help exchange West F….... Virginia T-shirts. Students who bought the shirt can bring it to the Mountainlair and exchange it for a $20 voucher to buy an officially licensed T-shirt at the WVU Bookstore, Book Exchange or WVU’s Team Shop in the Coliseum.This comes as the ESPN College Gameday team will be broadcasting live from the West Virginia campus this Saturday. They don't want one of the inappropriate T-shirts, or something similar, ending up on camera again like it did a few weeks ago.
Will it work? Be sure to tune in to ESPN Saturday morning to find out.
West Virginia will buy back your vulgar West Virginia t-shirts. Just stop wearing them on TV, please. [Dr. Saturday]
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