Grammar Question: Buckeye Fans or Buckeyes Fans?

[Rake2204]

Reading various stories on last night's OSU celebration in Columbus, I realized things were kind of split right down the middle.

NBC: "Buckeyes Fans in Columbus..." http://www.nbcnews.com/watch/nbc-news/buckeyes-fans-in-columbus-celebrate-ohio-state-national-title-383564355818

NBC-Columbus: "Buckeye Fans Stocking Up...." http://www.nbc4i.com/story/27838711/buckeye-fans-stocking-up-on-championship-gear

My instinct says the former, because the entity is the Buckeyes - The Ohio State Buckeyes, and going singular (Buckeye) would no longer properly reference the team.

Sort of similar to Bulls fans vs. Bull fans, no? Or Pistons fans vs. Piston fans? Because the entity is the Detroit Pistons - always plural by trademark and whatnot, right?

[Im so nba'd out]

BUCKEYE'S FAN http://i.imgur.com/4PdyxRM.png

[~primetime~]

both work

[KobesFinger]

Buckeyes because the team name is Buckeyes. Greg Oden was a Buckeye, he played for the Buckeyes

[BasedTom]

How about "scum of the earth"

[Yoda]

Buckeyes fans it is. With grammar I help.

[sweggeh]

******s. ******s works too.

[Yoda]

******s. ******s works too.

Hate, haters gonna.

[sweggeh]

Hate, haters gonna.

Shut it yoda you lil hoe. I never liked you. I'd find you and shove your lightsaber straight up your green asshole.

[Yoda]

Shut it yoda you lil hoe. I never liked you. I'd find you and shove your lightsaber straight up your green asshole.

Offended are you? A shit I don't give.

[sweggeh]

Offended are you? A shit I don't give.

I'll teach you the true meaning of the force. With my *****.

[Yoda]

I'll teach you the true meaning of the force. With my *****.

http://img.pandawhale.com/post-13858-COME-AT-ME-BRO-meme-and-gif-nGqt.jpeg

[sweggeh]

:oldlol:

Yoda you're just the best.

http://m.memegen.com/7ljon6.jpg