Bradr Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 The hat is now more the color of a stanford cardinal hat, the button on top is missing, and a good chunk of the bill's fabric is falling away. Same here except the button is still there. Is yours a fitted hat or adjustable? Fitted. Mmmm smells like championships. Quote Link to comment
RedDenver Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Fourth quarter against Miami in the 1995 Orange Bowl. Started with Frazier being stopped for no gain. Ended with Schlesinger scoring a TD on the FB trap. 1 Quote Link to comment
HuskerInLostWages Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Mine has to be the White flag with the Big Red N logo. My grandfather gave me that flag the day after my grandmother died because she knew the eldest grandson would fly that flag until it couldn't fly anymore. It still sits in my living room in a case posted proudly. n I only had to tell my wife once that if she touched it, the flag would stay, she'd be gone. It comes out of it's case and flied proudly every gameday. Quote Link to comment
808Husker in KCMO Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Fourth quarter against Miami in the 1995 Orange Bowl. Started with Frazier being stopped for no gain. Ended with Schlesinger scoring a TD on the FB trap. Only one other person went this way with this thread. Great minds... Quote Link to comment
BigRedCornhead Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Mine is the collection of husker hats i have had throughout the years. I ceremoniously kept the hats i wore to the 72nd and Dodge parties after the championships. My most recent editions and prized are my Husker flags!!! Quote Link to comment
HUSKER 37 Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Never occured to me to collect autographs. I've never thrown anything Husker related away..no matter how tattered..In fact, I've rescued several Husker Shirts from used clothing stores out here..even if they were too small..(one can hope to lose more weight someday..or that my Son will grow into them). My fav? Probably the one I made with my own printer with a blank Iron-on last year. Then it got me to thinking... I do have McCathorn Clayton's Letter Jacket...and 5 or 6 pair of his turf shoes..Some that I wore in the mid '80's to make people think I was on the team... They're all too small, now. Quote Link to comment
RedDenver Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Fourth quarter against Miami in the 1995 Orange Bowl. Started with Frazier being stopped for no gain. Ended with Schlesinger scoring a TD on the FB trap. Only one other person went this way with this thread. Great minds... I didn't even read the other posts before posting that one. Quote Link to comment
ohiohusker Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 Wow....what a good question! I have been a Husker fan since the late 60's, so I have tons of possessions! I used to save all the newspaper articles, but that pretty much ended when I got married and moved to Ohio. My Uncle Stan worked at a print shop in Lincoln so I have every bumper sticker that was made while he was working there. That included schedules, place mats, coasters, etc. I have autographs from players and coaches from the early 60's too! I've collected T-shirts, hats, gloves, coats, figurines, Christmas ornaments, and household things. We went to a New Years Eve party before the Gator Bowl with a bunch of Husker fans......Tommie Frazier and Johnny Rodgers were there, so I got pictures and autographs from them too. Also Jerry Tagge's autograph and picture from the Husker Nation. I have letters from Coach Osborne. I've saved programs and ticket stubs from the games I've been to. But......I think my favorite "possession" is my good son, Dan! Although being born here in Ohio, he followed the tradition of being a Husker! (My other son is a Buckeye. I know....but I tried!) I have closets and boxes full of memories. One of these days I'm going to transform the family room into a Husker room! Quote Link to comment
jauken Posted February 10, 2010 Author Share Posted February 10, 2010 Wow....what a good question! I have been a Husker fan since the late 60's, so I have tons of possessions! I used to save all the newspaper articles, but that pretty much ended when I got married and moved to Ohio. My Uncle Stan worked at a print shop in Lincoln so I have every bumper sticker that was made while he was working there. That included schedules, place mats, coasters, etc. I have autographs from players and coaches from the early 60's too! I've collected T-shirts, hats, gloves, coats, figurines, Christmas ornaments, and household things. We went to a New Years Eve party before the Gator Bowl with a bunch of Husker fans......Tommie Frazier and Johnny Rodgers were there, so I got pictures and autographs from them too. Also Jerry Tagge's autograph and picture from the Husker Nation. I have letters from Coach Osborne. I've saved programs and ticket stubs from the games I've been to. But......I think my favorite "possession" is my good son, Dan! Although being born here in Ohio, he followed the tradition of being a Husker! (My other son is a Buckeye. I know....but I tried!) I have closets and boxes full of memories. One of these days I'm going to transform the family room into a Husker room! Thank you..just trying to come up with something good to get us to Spring practice Quote Link to comment
junior4949 Posted February 10, 2010 Share Posted February 10, 2010 The really sad part to all of this is the fact that I really don't have any treasures because I took things for granted while going to college at UNL. I had Aaron Taylor as a lab partner. It never even crossed my mind to get an autograph. I had classes with Aaron Graham, Jon Zatechka, and Adam Treau. Never once thought to get an autograph. I went out to supper with Berringer and yet never got an autograph. All I would have had to have done was carry a football around once in a while, and I could have had a lot of the heavy hitters on the NC teams signatures. 1 Quote Link to comment
mmmtodd Posted February 11, 2010 Share Posted February 11, 2010 The really sad part to all of this is the fact that I really don't have any treasures because I took things for granted while going to college at UNL. I had Aaron Taylor as a lab partner. It never even crossed my mind to get an autograph. I had classes with Aaron Graham, Jon Zatechka, and Adam Treau. Never once thought to get an autograph. I went out to supper with Berringer and yet never got an autograph. All I would have had to have done was carry a football around once in a while, and I could have had a lot of the heavy hitters on the NC teams signatures. Those memories are better than a scribble of ink though. Honestly, would you trade that dinner with Berringer for his autograph? Quote Link to comment
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