Because of that, Du opted to have his name written in Chinese on his nameplate for Notre Dame’s College Football Playoff run to honor his heritage. Pretty cool! Goof look at Charles Du's jersey.

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49 jersey number are unlike any in college football, at least this season. A Beijing native, Du opted to have his name written in Chinese once Notre Dame entered postseason play. It didn’t ...

Du, who was born in Beijing, China before attending high school in California, has the unique honor on the back of his Notre Dame CFP jersey that his name is written using the traditional Chinese ...

Yet his jersey is all the rage among legions of college football fans. The reason why? It features the usage of traditional Chinese characters to write out his name, not the typical English spelling.

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These jerseys are *dramatic pause* fresh and clean. GET IT? Okay. Sorry. That was probably so corny, but these are the quintessential look for what I imagine basketball jerseys to be, and I feel ...