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Elliott’s crop-top style all over Twitter

Connor O'Gara

By Connor O'Gara

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Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott had his trademark crop-top look banned by the NCAA this offseason. Perhaps there was concern of players branding themselves or something pointless like that. That only sparked the fire, or movement, for crop-top supporters.

Over 11,000 fans signed a petition to overturn the NCAA’s ruling against Zeke’s look. And while the Heisman candidate hasn’t been opposed to abiding by the new rule, he has helped advance a social media movement.

Countless Elliott retweets are pictures of youth football players rocking the half shirt with the hashtag “#SaveTheCropTop.” Here’s a look a some of the Ohio State tailbacks favorite pictures of kids flashing their bellies at him.

https://twitter.com/mikeyc1508/status/623555641852973056

https://twitter.com/JayFrank74/status/623505568255377408

https://twitter.com/_treypotts/status/610982987237359616

And…we’ll end on that note.

Connor O'Gara

Connor O'Gara is the senior national columnist for Saturday Tradition. He's a member of the Football Writers Association of America. After spending his entire life living in B1G country, he moved to the South in 2015.