BYU’s ‘Love One Another’ Shirts On Sale With Proceeds Going To Fund Scholarships
Oct 2, 2020, 4:42 PM | Updated: 4:44 pm
BYU QB Zach Wilson with RB Lopini Katoa in pregame warmups prior to game against Navy. (Mitch Harper, KSLsports.com)
(Mitch Harper, KSLsports.com)
PROVO, Utah – BYU is selling their “Love One Another” shirts to the general public with proceeds going to fund scholarships.
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The Cougars’ football team debuted the shirts during pregame leading up to their season opener against Navy on Labor Day. The team wore them again last week before their home opener versus Troy.
Director of the BYU Store, Mark Clegg announced that 100 percent of the proceeds of the sale of the shirts will go to fund scholarships in the multicultural department at BYU.
Fans can purchase the shirts, here.
We're excited to announce that the "Love One Another" shirts are on sale now!!
Mark Clegg (Dir. of the @byustore) has announced that 100% of the proceeds of the sale of the shirt will go to fund scholarships in the multicultural department at @BYU. pic.twitter.com/dSAvaUwhAZ
— BYU FOOTBALL (@BYUfootball) October 2, 2020
“Love One Another” is a song in the hymn book for the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, which owns BYU. A line in the song says “As I have loved you, love one another.”
BYU posted a video leading up to the Navy game on the meaning of the pregame shirts.
“With what’s going on in the world right now, we came together as a team to figure out ways that we can address the issues that are going around in the country and we thought what better way to address it than to put something that means a lot on a shirt,” BYU players said in the video. “We knew come Monday, come game time that there would be a lot of eyes on us and a lot of people watching and we wanted to spread a message to the world and to the country. And that message is of unity and of love. A message that to us exemplifies how everyone should live life. Love your peers, love one another regardless of their skin color, culture or background.
— BYU FOOTBALL (@BYUfootball) September 7, 2020
“If you go into our locker room right now, you will find guys from different backgrounds, different cultures, different beliefs, we decided that we wanted to be united together and we do that through love. In a world full of confusion, misinterpretation, inequality and injustice, we have chosen to love and that unites us,” the players added.
