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Sports Masterpieces

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Arkansas Razorbacks Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama of Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium was taken by James Blakeway. The stadium opened in 1938 and was dedicated as Bailey Stadium. In 1941, it was renamed Razorback Stadium. The Reynolds name was added after a major contribution to the 2001 stadium renovation that increased capacity to 72,000. Today, the stadium boasts a new high definition video display to the north end zone, one of the biggest in college football. Arkansas also lays claim to the only Razorbacks in all of college athletics. Originally known as the Cardinals, the Razorbacks’ nickname resulted after a big win over LSU in 1909, when the Arkansas football coach called his players “a wild band of Razorback hogs.”

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Arkansas Razorbacks Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium panoramic poster professionally framed. This panorama of Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium was taken by James Blakeway. The stadium opened in 1938 and was dedicated as Bailey Stadium. In 1941, it was renamed Razorback Stadium. The Reynolds name was added after a major contribution to the 2001 stadium renovation that increased capacity to 72,000. Today, the stadium boasts a new high definition video display to the north end zone, one of the biggest in college football. Arkansas also lays claim to the only Razorbacks in all of college athletics. Originally known as the Cardinals, the Razorbacks’ nickname resulted after a big win over LSU in 1909, when the Arkansas football coach called his players “a wild band of Razorback hogs.”

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Arkansas Razorbacks Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This aerial panorama of the University of Arkansas was taken by James Blakeway during an Arkansas Razorback football game. Centered in the panorama is Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Originally named Bailey Stadium in 1938, it was renamed Razorback Stadium in 1941. After a $20 million contribution to the 2001 stadium expansion by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, capacity increased to 72,000. The University, founded in 1871 in Fayetteville, Arkansas on a hilltop farm overlooking the Ozark Mountains, is home to one of the most beautiful assemblages of collegiate athletic venues in the Southeastern Conference, including Bud Walton Arena, the football practice fields and the John McDonnell Track Field.

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Arkansas Razorbacks Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium panoramic poster professionally framed. This aerial panorama of the University of Arkansas was taken by James Blakeway during an Arkansas Razorback football game. Centered in the panorama is Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Originally named Bailey Stadium in 1938, it was renamed Razorback Stadium in 1941. After a $20 million contribution to the 2001 stadium expansion by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, capacity increased to 72,000. The University, founded in 1871 in Fayetteville, Arkansas on a hilltop farm overlooking the Ozark Mountains, is home to one of the most beautiful assemblages of collegiate athletic venues in the Southeastern Conference, including Bud Walton Arena, the football practice fields and the John McDonnell Track Field.

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Arkansas Razorbacks Baum Stadium at George Cole Field panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the University of Arkansas baseball fans "Calling the Hogs" at Baum Stadium at George Cole Field. Considered a gold standard for college baseball facilities, Baum Stadium has undergone several renovations since opening in 1996. These renovations include an increase in the number of luxury suites to 34, while expanding the stadium to accommodate more than 11,000 Razorback fans. Arkansas began its 88th season of baseball in 2011 and continues to be recognized as one of the nation's elite programs. In testament to the program's popularity, in 2007, Arkansas became the first team in NCAA history to average more than 8,000 tickets sold per game.

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Arkansas Razorbacks Baum Stadium at George Cole Field panoramic poster professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the University of Arkansas baseball fans "Calling the Hogs" at Baum Stadium at George Cole Field. Considered a gold standard for college baseball facilities, Baum Stadium has undergone several renovations since opening in 1996. These renovations include an increase in the number of luxury suites to 34, while expanding the stadium to accommodate more than 11,000 Razorback fans. Arkansas began its 88th season of baseball in 2011 and continues to be recognized as one of the nation's elite programs. In testament to the program's popularity, in 2007, Arkansas became the first team in NCAA history to average more than 8,000 tickets sold per game.

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This is an original Ole Miss Rebels 1971 Gator Bowl Button played after the 1970 season. Button is 2 1/4 inches by 2 1/4 inches and 7 inches around. In excellent shape this collectible is still wearable today!

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1969 Original Arkansas Razorbacks Sugar Bowl Button from the team's dominating 16-2 win over #4 Georgia. Button is in excellent plus shape. This game was played after the 1968 season with #9 Arkansas pulling the upset. Button is 1 1/4 inch by 1 1/4 inch and 4 inches around. This collectible is still very wearable!

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Florida Gators Original 1969 Gator Bowl Button in very good shape with some mild wear on back inside of button. Still could wear this button today from the incredible 14-13 win over #11 Tennessee 45 years ago. Item is 2 1/4 inches X 2 1/4 inches and 7 inches around. We have only one of this rare collectible.

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Javy Lopez Atlanta Braves Authentic Game Used Jersey Playoff Corporation Piece of the Game 2002 Card. Jersey Card has a Certificate of Authenticity on the back of the card from the Playoff Corporation. This card comes in solid protective case. We only have one!

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Doug Flutie wins the 1984 Heisman Trophy as a member of the Boston College Eagles original 8 X 10 photo.

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Danny Ford Clemson Tigers original 16 X 20 poster shows Ford with his wife being honored by the school.

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Danny Ford Clemson Tigers original 11 X 14 photo shows Ford with his wife being honored by the school.

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Danny Ford Clemson Tigers original 8 X 10 photo shows Ford with his wife being honored by the school.

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Dabo Swinney Clemson Tigers original 16 X 20 poster.

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Dabo Swinney Clemson Tigers original 11 X 14 photo

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Dabo Swinney Clemson Tigers original 8 X 10 photo.

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Three original classic 5 X 7 Tennessee Volunteers photos professionally double matted in team colors to 10 X 21 with a name plate. In excellent shape with no pin holes or tears. Never used. Photo one is of Peyton Manning, photo two is of Tee Martin being honored at the White House for the 1998 National Championship, and photo three is of Smokey.

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Boise State Broncos Bronco Stadium panoramic poster of the team's 2013 home opener, a 63-14 win over Tennessee-Martin in Chris Petersen's last year, professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama of Bronco Stadium, taken by Christopher Gjevre, spotlights the Boise State Broncos football team playing their home opener against the University of Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks. This game also commemorates the opening of the Bleymaier Football Center, the Broncos new 70,000 square-foot athletic football complex in the north end zone. The Boise State players made their entrance onto the field through the new state-of-the-art complex, which houses a recruiting and players’ lounge, a weight room big enough for the entire team to work out and, of course, it has the infamous blue turf. Boise State fans added to the game day festivities by striping the stadium.

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Boise State Broncos Bronco Stadium panoramic poster of the team's 2013 home opener, a 63-14 win over Tennessee-Martin in Chris Petersen's last year, professionally framed. This panorama of Bronco Stadium, taken by Christopher Gjevre, spotlights the Boise State Broncos football team playing their home opener against the University of Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks. This game also commemorates the opening of the Bleymaier Football Center, the Broncos new 70,000 square-foot athletic football complex in the north end zone. The Boise State players made their entrance onto the field through the new state-of-the-art complex, which houses a recruiting and players’ lounge, a weight room big enough for the entire team to work out and, of course, it has the infamous blue turf. Boise State fans added to the game day festivities by striping the stadium.

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2014 West Virginia Mountaineers Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama was taken by James Blakeway. Since the facility opened in 1980, more than 11 million people have watched games at Mountaineer Field. Following a day of pregame festivities, more than 60,000 energized fans jam-packed the stadium, striping it in Old Gold and Blue based on their seat locations, while a national television audience tuned in to see WVU in its third season in the Big 12.

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2014 West Virginia Mountaineers Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium panoramic poster professionally framed. This panorama was taken by James Blakeway. Since the facility opened in 1980, more than 11 million people have watched games at Mountaineer Field. Following a day of pregame festivities, more than 60,000 energized fans jam-packed the stadium, striping it in Old Gold and Blue based on their seat locations, while a national television audience tuned in to see WVU in its third season in the Big 12.

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West Virginia Mountaineers Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium 2012 Big 12 Debut panoramic poster of the team's record setting 70-63 win over Baylor professionally double matted in team colors and framed. The highest scoring game in Big 12 history and what a debut as Geno Smith throws for 656 yards and eight touchdowns! This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, captures the West Virginia Mountaineers making their Big 12 debut against the Baylor Bears. Mountaineer fans marked the event with the first-ever "Stripe the Stadium" promotion and wore either gold or blue, based on where they were sitting in the stadium. In addition to the Mountaineers' success on the field, Homecoming festivities added to the jubilation in Morgantown. The first football homecoming celebrations date back to 1921, with the first Homecoming queen crowned in 1939. The West Virginia Mountaineers play football at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium, which opened in 1980 and seats 60,000 fans.

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West Virginia Mountaineers Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium 2012 Big 12 Debut panoramic poster of the team's record setting 70-63 win over Baylor professionally framed. The highest scoring game in Big 12 history and what a debut as Geno Smith throws for 656 yards and eight touchdowns! This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, captures the West Virginia Mountaineers making their Big 12 debut against the Baylor Bears. Mountaineer fans marked the event with the first-ever "Stripe the Stadium" promotion and wore either gold or blue, based on where they were sitting in the stadium. In addition to the Mountaineers' success on the field, Homecoming festivities added to the jubilation in Morgantown. The first football homecoming celebrations date back to 1921, with the first Homecoming queen crowned in 1939. The West Virginia Mountaineers play football at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium, which opened in 1980 and seats 60,000 fans.

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2014 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Notre Dame Stadium panoramic poster of the team's 31-0 win over Michigan professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, spotlights the Notre Dame Fightin’ Irish hosting the Michigan Wolverines in the much anticipated matchup between these two teams. Notre Dame celebrated a 31-0 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 80,795 fans. The shutout was the first in the series for the Irish, securing a 10-9-1 all-time record over the Wolverines in Notre Dame Stadium. The Notre Dame-Michigan series began on November 23 1887, Notre Dame's very first football game. After Notre Dame beat Michigan for the first time in 1909, the Wolverines refused to play the Irish on a regular basis until 1978. The game photographed here marked the last one to be played between the two teams.