18 results for "2004 usc national champions" between $10.00 and $200.00

Matt Leinart Autographed USC Trojans 8x10 Photo ~ 2004 Heisman and 2 x National Champion 2004 Heisman Trophy Winner and 2x National Champ, Matt Leinart, has personally hand signed this 8x10 Photo with a black sharpie pen. This item comes with The Real Deal Memorabilia authenticity sticker on the photo and a Certificate of Authenticity. Get The REAL DEAL!

2003 & 2004 National Championship coach, Pete Carroll, has personally hand signed this 8x10 Photo with a black sharpie pen. The Black custom wood frame measures 13x15 inches, and includes double matting. Conservation Clear glass was used on this fine piece to protect the autograph from fading due to UltraViolet (UV) Rays, which will fade your autographed collectibles. This custom made frame is ready to hang on the wall, and would look great in any office, bedroom, or man cave! This item comes...

This awesome 2004-05 U.S.C. Trojans "Back-to-Back National Champions" Team-Signed Custom Football has over 60-autographs, including: Head Coach - Pete Carroll, Jody Adewale, Kevin Arbet, Collin Ashton, Sam Baker, Chris Barrett, Darnell Bing, John David Booty, William Buchanon, Ross Burruel, Reggie Bush, Jeff Byers, Dominique Byrd, Greig Carlson, Matt Cassel, Wil Collins, Fred Davis, Hershel Dennis, Matt Grootegoed, Gregg Guenther Jr., Brandon Hance, Brandon Hancock, Owen Hanson, Billy Hart, Rocky...

All eyes were on Pasadena, January 1, 2004, when the Pac-Ten Champion University of Southern California Trojans met the Big-Ten Champion University of Michigan Wolverines in a classic Rose Bowl showdown. It was the sixth time these two schools had met in college football’s most revered bowl game, and once again, the game was played with a national championship in the balance. The Trojans hit hard and hit often as they exploded to take an early 21-0 lead 1:15 into the third quarter. The Trojans threw...

January 4, 2005. Unfortunately for the Oklahoma Sooners, No. 1 USC came into the 2005 BCS National Championship game with a chip on its shoulder after being left out of the big game in 2004. The current Heisman trophy winner, quarterback Matt Leinart, outdueled last years Heisman winner, Jason White,by tossing 5 touchdown passes in a 55-19 rout. It was the first time in history two winners of college footballs most prestigious award squared off in a championship game. This historic game had all...

This awesome 2004-05 U.S.C. Trojans "Back-to-Back National Champions" Team-Signed Riddell Helmet has over 60-autographs, including: Head Coach - Pete Carroll, Jody Adewale, Kevin Arbet, Collin Ashton, Sam Baker, Chris Barrett, Darnell Bing, John David Booty, William Buchanon, Ross Burruel, Reggie Bush, Jeff Byers, Dominique Byrd, Greig Carlson, Matt Cassel, Wil Collins, Fred Davis, Hershel Dennis, Matt Grootegoed, Gregg Guenther Jr., Brandon Hance, Brandon Hancock, Owen Hanson, Billy Hart, Rocky...

The Ohio State Super Sophomores lead Bucks past OJ Simpson and USC for the 1968 National Championship. OJ finished with 171 yards but it was the OSU defense that forced 3 fumbles in the second half to beat USC. Relive the excitement with this 1968 National Champions DVD.

2005 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS. On January 4th 2006, the Texas Longhorns beat the USC Trojans 41 to 38 in the Rose Bowl to clinch the 2005 Football National Championship. Measures 18 in. x 36 in. This print is protected from dirt and moisture with an antireflective UV filtering film and is mounted on a 3/8 in. wood fiberboard. The edges are beveled and coated with a black colored foil. This high quality product is manufactured by Laminated Visuals and is ready to hang!

At the conclusion of the 2005 Rose Bowl, University of Texas star quarterback Vince Young told the crowd and the press that Texas would return to the Rose Bowl in 2006 to battle it out for the BCS Championship. One year later, his prophecy was realized as the Texas Longhorns ended the three-year reign of the USC Trojans with a stunning come-from-behind victory. This official year-in-review DVD chronicles the Texas Longhorns' dream season.