Dallas, Texas native Jerry Rhome was a three sport star at Sunset High School. Playing baseball, basketball and football (for his father) Rhome excelled in every athletic endeavor. He accepted a scholarship and attended Southern Methodist University, where he was named the starting quarterback for his sophomore season. Rhome eventually transferred to Tulsa and became a star. … [Read more...] about Former NFL Coach Jerry Rhome Still Loves Vintage Cards
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Rare Photo from Gale Sayers’ College Days Up for Auction
He was the Sandy Koufax of pro football. A player so great during his relatively brief career that election to the Hall of Fame was almost a given. Three days before the death of the man who became one of pro football’s most electrifying talents, a rare photo of Gale Sayers during his college days was listed for auction. The 8x10 image taken by a local … [Read more...] about Rare Photo from Gale Sayers’ College Days Up for Auction
Butkus Rookie Card Still Elusive In High Grades
Dick Butkus epitomized the “black-and-blue” division of the NFL when he played for the Chicago Bears. He was a blue-collar guy, tough and mean, and oh, could he hit. Check out YouTube and you can find plenty of hard-hitting footage. “He went after you like he hated you from his old neighborhood,” fellow Hall of Famer Paul Hornung said. Butkus had 22 interceptions and had … [Read more...] about Butkus Rookie Card Still Elusive In High Grades