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2006 Cal Bears "Pac-10" Champions NCAA Football Pendant!
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This simply Gorgeous, 2006 Cal Bears "Pac-10" Champions NCAA Football Pendant is made by Jostens (Stamped "C" in a circle, Jostens LTM). This stunning pendant is in "Near Mint to Mint Condition" and would be an awesome addition to any fans collection! Please text Scott with any questions (949) 246-0826
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2002 Ohio State Buckeyes Football "National Champions" 10K Gold Cuff Links
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These awesome 2002 Ohio State Buckeyes "National Champions" Cufflinks were manufactured by Logo Art Stamped: (Logo Art "R" in a circle A 10KT "R" in a circle) and are 10K gold with 14K gold filled bar. This is the perfect addition to any Buckeye Fans Collection!
Whether it was good karma, huge hearts, bungling officials or divine intervention, one thing is certain - the Ohio State Buckeyes emerged from the Fiesta Bowl as National Champions for the first time in 34 years! After a remarkable undefeated season, the underdog Buckeyes took the field at Sun Devil Stadium against the big, bad Miami Hurricanes, and against all odds, emerged victorious in a double-overtime thriller, one of College Football's all-time classic games. Even in the third quarter, with the Buckeyes holding a 14-7 lead, the packed house (which sounded like a home crowd at Ohio Stadium) had no idea what they were about to witness. However, they liked what they saw as Craig Krenzel was once again leading the team down field, picking apart the "invincible" Miami defense. With the ball on the Miami 30 and Krenzel calling the play from the Shotgun...SNAP!
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1990 Notre Dame Fighting Irish "FedEx / Orange Bowl" Pendant
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This beautiful, 1990 Notre Dame Fighting Irish "FedEx / Orange Bowl" Pendant is from the season Notre Dame (11-1) upset undefeated and #1ranked Colorado Buffaloes (11-0) 21-6! The pendant was only given to coaches, and a select few others in the Athletic Dept. It was not available to the public. If you have any questions call Scott (949)246-0826
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Minnesota Golden Gophers Football Lettermen's Championship Ring.
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Our Price: $1,250.00 Sale Price: $950.00 Save $300.00!
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This beautiful circa 1960's Minnesota Gophers 10K Gold Football Lettermen's Ring is in execelent condition and was produced by Josten. The ring is a size 10.5 and weighs 14.9 grams. If you have any questions contact Scott (949) 246-0826
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1998 Oregon Ducks Aloha Bowl Championship 10K Gold Ring.
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This Beautiful Oregon Ducks "Aloha Bowl" Football Champions 10K Gold Ring belonged to a player and is a size 9. This awesome ring weighs 39 grams and is in near mint condition, made by Jostens with all the proper markings. If you have any questions call Scott (949) 246-0826
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1997 New Mexico Lobos "WAC" Champions 10K Gold Ring
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This beautiful 1997 New Mexico Lobos "WAC" Champions 10K Gold Ring belonged to a staff member and is approximately a size 11.5. This awesome ring weighs 35.4 grams of 10K Yellow gold, is in near mint condition and was produced by Artcarved (Stamped Artcarved 10KT).
If you have any questions, please call or text Scott @ (949) 246-0826. Thank you for looking!
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2009 Oregon Ducks "Pac-10" Champions Football Ring!
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This is a stunning 2009 Oregon Ducks "Pac-10" NCAA Football Championship Ring that is Manufactured by Jostens (Stamped "C" in a circle, "J" in a diamond, LTM.) This huge ring, belonged to player Bryson Littlejohn #43 and is approximately a size 11.5 and weighs 40.1 grams. As per NCAA policy the ring is non-gold and is in mint to near mint condition. As always, each and every ring we sell is 100% Authentic. Please text or call Scott (949) 246-0826 with any questions.
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2017 Auburn Tigers "SEC West" Champions Ring!
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This massive, 2017 Auburn Tigers "SEC West" Champions Football Ring belonged to player. The ring is in Near Mint Condition, a size 15 and weighs 42.8 grams. It was manufactured by Balfour, stamped (Bal Cel, with the players name written inside). Note Players name will be released when sold. As per NCAA policy the ring is non-gold and was not made available to the public. As with everything we sell, It is 100% Authentic, all the time! Please contact Scott with any questions (949)246-0826
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1988 Auburn Tigers "SEC" Football Champions 10K Gold Ring!
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This hard to find,1988 Auburn Tigers "SEC" Conference Champions 10K gold ring belonged to Carlo Cheatham #35. Cheatham was an "All-SEC" Player and was drafted to the Buffalo Bills. He is most famous for having arguably one of the best hits in college football history. Auburn was playing against Tennessee when Carlo literarily knocked Reggie Cobb out of his cleats. This stunning ring is approximately a size 7, weighs 30 grams and is "Near Mint Condition". The ring was manufactured by Jostens (Stamped Jostens 10K with the players initials). Please Call Scott with any questions. (949) 246-0826. Everything we sell is 100% Authentic, All The Time! This ring was never made available to the public.
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George Achica's 1982 "Morris Trophy" (Most Outstanding Lineman Award)!
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This massive One Of A Kind Trophy was awarded to the most outstanding lineman in the PAC-10 Conference. The "Morris Award" was started in1980 (40-Years Ago). This incredibly rare trophy was awarded to George Achica in1982. Featuring a wood base with a 2 inch thick acrylic top,the trophy measures 18H X 6.5D X 15.5W. This is truly one of the rarest trophies out there. I have never seen another one for sale.
George Achica (born December 19, 1960) is a former American college and professional football player who was a defensive lineman in the USFL and NFL for four seasons during the 1980s. Achica played college football for the University of Southern California, and was recognized as an All-American. He played professionally for the Los Angeles Express of the USFL, and the Indianapolis Colts of the NFL. Achica attended the University of Southern California, where he played for the USC Trojans Football team from 1979 to 1982. He was recognized as a consensus first-team All-American, the Lombardi Award runner-up, and Morris Trophy winner as a senior in 1982. Achica was the first of four Samoans to be selected as All-Americans at USC; the others being Junior Seau, Troy Polamalu, and Lofa Tatupu.Achica was also a three-time first team Pac-10 defensive line selection from 1980-1982. One of Achica's Samoan teammates at USC is current Jacksonville Jaguars running backs coach Kennedy Pola.
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