This authentic regulation college football is manufactured by Wilson®, and hand-signed by 1993 Lombardi Award winner, two-time All-American and Legends of South Bend founder Aaron Taylor.

This authentic regulation college football is manufactured by Wilson®, and hand-signed by 1988 National Championship-winning coach and Notre Dame legend Lou Holtz. Coach Holtz had a career record of 100-30-2, second on the all-time list only to none other than Knute Rockne.

This authentic regulation college football is manufactured by Wilson®, and hand-signed by Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, the 1990 Heisman Trophy runner-up, two-time All-American, and current holder of five Irish records, including kickoff returns for a touchdown in a game (two, twice).

This authentic regulation college football manufactured by Wilson®, is hand-signed by one of Notre Dame’s most proficient quarterbacks. Winning 29 games in three years as a starter, Mirer’s 41 career touchdown passes were a school record by the time he left South Bend in 1993.

This authentic game-like jersey manufactured by Adidas® is hand-signed by the offensive leader and QB of Notre Dame’s 1988 National Championship season, Tony Rice. Often regarded as one of the best leaders Notre Dame has ever had, Tony also led the Irish to a 23 game win streak between 1988-1989.

This kelly green Notre Dame jersey is manufactured by Adidas®, and hand-signed by Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, the 1990 Heisman Trophy runner-up, two-time All-American, and current holder of five Irish records, including kickoff returns for a touchdown in a game (two, twice).

This kelly green Notre Dame jersey is manufactured by Adidas®, and hand-signed by Luther Bradley. It is very similar to the one that Luther wore when he knocked Lynn Swann’s helmet off on the first play of the 1977 USC game. Luther is currently the all-time interception leader for the Irish with 17.

This authentic game-like jersey manufactured by Adidas® is hand-signed by one of Notre Dame’s most proficient quarterbacks. Winning 29 games in three years as a starter, Mirer’s 41 career touchdown passes were a school record by the time he left South Bend in 1993.