Never-Ending Line Of People Show Up For Charlie Kirk T-Shirts Before Oregon-Penn State Game

This is incredible.

Thousands and thousands of fans showed up Saturday night in Happy Valley to witness the squareoff between Oregon and Penn State, and a good portion of those supporters also paid tribute to conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Kirk was politically assassinated Sept. 10 while speaking at a campus event at Utah Valley University.

Days before the game, conservative commentator Benny Johnson made an announcement on the “Will Cain Country” podcast that he’d be taking a trip to State College, Pennsylvania, which is where the Ducks-Nittany Lions game was being played. And he’d be doing so to give out Kirk “Freedom” T-shirts and get students registered to vote. (RELATED: Turning Point USA Giving Out Charlie Kirk Shirts Before Huge Game Between Oregon, Penn State)

The shirts are replicas of the one Kirk was assassinated in, and with them being white, they went perfect with Penn State’s “White Out” night that they were having against Oregon.

“This was a game that Charlie Kirk was going to attend. Charlie Kirk loves Oregon, but he also has a bunch of fans at Penn State and has done huge events there,” said Johnson.

And despite Penn State having a reputation for being a left-wing university, the Nittany Lions fanbase showed up with bells on to honor the founder of Turning Point USA.

Hundreds of people showed up to get a shirt, and I mean hundreds, it was a never-ending line. And this was happening early in the morning — 9:00 a.m. local time to be exact. It should be noted that the game wasn’t until 7:30 p.m. local time.

WATCH:

This is INSANE: The Line to get a Charlie Kirk ‘FREEDOM’ Shirt stretches for a MILE at Penn State today. Check this out. Just INCREDIBLE— look at this!!! pic.twitter.com/ZsbLzkTkw1

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 27, 2025

Charlie Kirk would have loved this! Amazing!