It’s not just a Friday–it’s day 100.
Today, sophomore Jordan Sullivan, an aficionado of college sports, has worn college T-shirts for the past 100 days straight.
Sullivan explained, “It was a bet, I was wearing a lot of college T-shirts already and so my friend bet me I couldn’t wear 100, but I bet him I could.”
To celebrate his final day, Sullivan has made it his mission to change his shirt every hour to a different college T-shirt.
Sullivan said he has tried to keep his wardrobe fresh.
“I’ve been repeating a little bit, but I bet I have 100. Some of them I just don’t wear because I don’t like the school,” he said.
Sullivan also said this was not his final feat.
“We have another bet, but I just can’t say what right now,” he said.
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