The University of Miami football team captured the imagination of sports fans around the country this fall when it introduced its “turnover chain”, which a player dons on the sideline immediately after creating a turnover.

Not surprisingly, the concept trickled down to the high school game, and IHSA fans got to see it up close on Phillips Academy’s Craig Elmore (bottom) after he returned a fumble 44 yards for a touchdown during the 2017 Class 5A state title game.

Loyola Academy has brought the concept to the hardwood, as they recently debuted the “Charge Chain” on Twitter.

The U has the Turnover Chain- Now The Ramblers have THE CHARGE CHAIN!! Looking forward to see who gets to wear the “Bling” by taking the most Charges every week. Special Thanks to MaMa Marie and Fam for constructing. pic.twitter.com/ntZNlDbjpR

— Rambler Basketball (@LAMensBBall) December 6, 2017

#Congrats to #Phillips Craig Elmore on being named the @countryfinancial #playerofthegame in the #IHSA #Class 5A #Football #State #Championship #DestinationDeKalb #CountryFinancial #POG

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