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Your favorite Pitt sports-related memorabilia item?

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I just happened to pick up this beaut from Ebay, which made me wonder, what's your favorite Pitt sports-related memorabilia item? I have some signed letters framed from Johnny Majors and of course, the national championship Sports Illustrated magazine as well as the '82 Sugar Bowl game program. Some dirt from underneath Pitt Stadium but no troughs though. What are some of your favorite Pitt sports-related memorabilia items you have?
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I have the Sports Illustrated with the cover that is my avatar. I was at that game and was trying to figure out why are they introducing players individually.
 
I have a signed Johnny Majors letter after he took the TN job. I had a vince lombardi autograph lost that and Rocky Marciano visited our business for dinner and I have a autograph photo.
 
During one of my moves I lost my acrylic cube with a piece of Pitt's turf, my ticket stub from the Notre Dame game, and photo with my father at the game. That one hurt.
 
I have the Sports Illustrated issue with Hugh Green on the cover - and autographed by The Man himself when he was with the Dolphins.

I have a football autographed by Mike Ditka - gotten by my son who waited for Ditka outside of his restaurant.

I used to have a photo of me doing tequila shots with Wesley Posvar, but unfortunately it got lost during a move.
 
I have the Sports Illustrated issue with Hugh Green on the cover - and autographed by The Man himself when he was with the Dolphins.

I have a football autographed by Mike Ditka - gotten by my son who waited for Ditka outside of his restaurant.

I used to have a photo of me doing tequila shots with Wesley Posvar, but unfortunately it got lost during a move.
That's Mr Forbes quad to you
 
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I have a signed Johnny Majors letter after he took the TN job. I had a vince lombardi autograph lost that and Rocky Marciano visited our business for dinner and I have a autograph photo.
Ahhh yes. Who can’t recall Marciano boxing for Pitt before turning pro and going 49-0? Or Lombardi patrolling the sidelines.
 
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