Signed football from the 1977 Bears*

Posted by timmer on December 13, 2025, 18:42:34, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it. (for rent)

Basketball signed by MJ and Walter*

Posted by CoronaTheirAss on December 13, 2025, 14:31:36, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Foul ball last touched by Nathan Eovaldi when on Marlins off Rizzo’s bat*

Posted by JeffFrank on December 13, 2025, 14:16:18, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

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Posted by VIV on December 13, 2025, 13:09:24, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

1999 krush shirt signed by Joe Cross

Posted by VIV on December 13, 2025, 13:09:11, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Lock it up, brum. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it. "the sum value of my outfit will always be higher than yours."

2005 Elite 8 T-shirt with Dee & Deron autographs.

Posted by Cheap Seats on December 13, 2025, 10:51:08, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

'08 Butkus/Grabowski Jon Asamoah Jersey*

Posted by Rynounc99 on December 13, 2025, 10:46:08, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

'08 Butkus/Grabowski signed throwback helmet (97, worn by Clay Nurse),

Posted by Phytynlini on December 13, 2025, 9:17:39, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

'24 Grange era game used airbrushed leather throwback (43-Nick True) Personally inscripted Dee Brown Jersey gifted by Dee. Jersey was worn at games by his mother. Mannie Jackson and Govonor Vaughn banners that hung in SFC rafters. Butkus personally inscripted photo from '64 Rose Bowl. Sat with him at the Caesar shoppes for 20 minutes and chatted Illini football. This was right before Zook was fired. Autographed 1964 Butkus SI issue. Signed Red Grange Lithograph. '89 throwback jersey signed by the team. Two box seat chairs from Wrigley This from the COVID year...

My best stuff is either baseball or hockey.

Posted by SurfTheBoneyard on December 12, 2025, 21:40:05, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Brett Hull signed stick. Alex Pietrangelo signed sweater. Nolan Ryan signed ball. Stan Musial signed ball. Mickey Mantle flat signature. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it. Sky Marshal of the Luftwaffle “Surf is just a national treasure.” — Jackie

A navy blue Braves jersey with 47 Glavine on the back signed by Glavine*

Posted by opey8 on December 12, 2025, 18:05:28, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

A photo of 7 year old me on tony twists lap*

Posted by ISeeDeadHawkeyes on December 12, 2025, 16:59:34, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Basketball signed by John Wooden*

Posted by MtHoodIllini on December 12, 2025, 16:46:51, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

A signed basketball that Dee Brown delivered to my office. *

Posted by larue33 on December 12, 2025, 16:02:26, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Recently found while moving: personally signed posters by Michael Jordan and Walter Payton*

Posted by RSMBob on December 12, 2025, 15:22:26, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Probably my football signed by Walter Payton

Posted by IlliniSax05 on December 12, 2025, 15:03:01, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

I still have a Derek Harper autograph from when I was 5 and I saw him at a laundromat

Posted by PDO on December 12, 2025, 14:29:29, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Still up on my wall 4 decades later. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

If baseball cards count, 1956 Mickey Mantle card...if not

Posted by Tbag on December 12, 2025, 14:23:22, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Signed Steelers ball by The Bus Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

The head of Ted Williams, the cock of Secretariat.*

Posted by Toonces on December 12, 2025, 14:19:44, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it. Legitimately bronchial.

My fiancee's ex has 1/2 piece of a T206 Honus Wagner Card

Posted by ibdoc on December 12, 2025, 14:03:32, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

He bought it at auction about 15 years ago and I think it has more than tripled. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Signed puck from Tom Wilson.*

Posted by memyselfandillini on December 12, 2025, 14:00:10, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Ryne Sandberg signed jersey hanging on my wall. He also wrote 9 GGs, 10xAS on it*

Posted by ibdoc on December 12, 2025, 13:57:40, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Pete Rose-signed baseball (yeah, he's a scumbag) / Dick Butkus-signed autograph card

Posted by Kajagoogoo on December 12, 2025, 13:54:33, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Wayne Gretzky WHA card.*

Posted by MojoJojo on December 12, 2025, 13:52:34, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Montana signed Niners helmet. Brandon Crawford signed baseball...

Posted by haighter on December 12, 2025, 13:48:14, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

...technically my son has them, but you know. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Signed football by Walter Payton*

Posted by TarheelIllini on December 12, 2025, 13:47:53, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it. Recrudescence

100 Years of Illinois Basketball ball signed by entire '05 team less Chainsaw....

Posted by Illiniphil on December 12, 2025, 13:46:22, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

....and a 1:18 diecast Richard Petty car signed by Richard Petty. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Football signed by most of the ‘85 Bears

Posted by bjl63 on December 12, 2025, 13:45:37, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Also have a ball signed by Mickey Mantle Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Carolina Panthers Super Bowl L champions Bud Light bottle*

Posted by John Coctostan on December 12, 2025, 13:44:59, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Hockey stick signed by entire 1980 Olympic hockey team*

Posted by Mrap24 on December 12, 2025, 13:42:04, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

signed photo taken by Toto Wolff of Niki Lauda wearing one of Lewis Hamilton's necklaces

Posted by ECEIllinois on December 12, 2025, 13:40:03, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

bid on it on a lark at a charity auction for Dell Children's hospital.

Authentic vintage Illini winter hat from win over Minny (Douthard screen pass for TD win)*

Posted by Chilango on December 12, 2025, 13:39:48, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Baseball autographed by Ernie Banks*

Posted by illini21 on December 12, 2025, 13:38:33, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

Dee Brown signed Sports Illustrated with him on cover; Signed pic of Deron's shot;

Posted by OWWDig on December 12, 2025, 13:37:06, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

The 100 Year anniversary of Illinois Hoops book signed by most of the 2005 team and others who were on campus during the celebration. Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it.

program from 1924 Memorial Stadium dedication game*

Posted by Poldark on December 12, 2025, 13:35:51, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Somewhere I have an autograph of David Robinson*

Posted by ATL on December 12, 2025, 13:34:31, in reply to "What's the best piece of sports memoribilia you own?"

Previous Message i have a tiger woods' signed program from the 97 western open. i was out there covering it for the newspaper i worked at the time and media parking was out in the boonies. strangely we were right by the practice range and i went out there to watch. he finished up his practicing then signed a bunch of stuff. not a huge autograph person generally but that was kinda cool at the time. still have it. “We are old and tired and just want to be taken care of.” - Republican voter, Dec. 2024.