Commemorative T-shirts and hats don't just print themselves, and they have to be ready as soon as a title-clinching game is over.
But if your team loses said title-clinching game? Well, best to take all the incriminating evidence with you on your way out of town, lest you be mocked online.
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An Ohio State athletics staffer took full advantage of that opportunity Tuesday, tweeting photos of gear commemorating Michigan as the 2016 Big Ten East Division champion that was left behind in the visiting locker room at Ohio Stadium after the Wolverines' double-overtime loss to the Buckeyes.
"That team up north forgot their shirts and hats in the locker room on Saturday," Ryan Speer wrote before locking his Twitter account after the pictures went viral.
That team up north forgot their shirts and hats in the locker room on Saturday 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/2WcG6mK2MC
— Ryan Speer (@RSpeer6) November 29, 2016
In fairness to the Wolverines, they — like the Buckeyes — should have much grander goals in mind than a divisional championship, so these particular shirts and hats are no big loss.
