No matter the college colors you bleed, there's no denying the excellence of the University of Oklahoma's football program. Adrian Peterson, Sam Bradford and Brian Bosworth are just a few of the standouts who played there. The seven National Championships speak for themselves. Upper Deck is honoring the Sooners football program with a standalone set that covers seven decades of the school's pigskin history. 2011 Upper Deck University of Oklahoma Football carries a 100-card base set and promises one autograph per hobby box.
Product Configuration: 24 packs per box, eight cards per pack
Price Point: Mid-End Football Card
Target Audience: University of Oklahoma alumni and fans, college football collectors, football card collectors, set builders, autograph collectors
Box Break
- One autograph
- Two OU Icons
- 192 Total Cards
Product Highlights:
- 100 card base set (80 regular cards, 20 Monumental Moments).
- Set includes such Sooners legends as Adrian Peterson, Sam Bradford, Brian Bosworth, Billy Sims, Barry Switzer and Lee Roy Selmon.
- Base set parallels: Gold, Autographs (1:30).
- Autograph inserts: All-Time Alumni, All-Time Alumni Duos, All-Time Alumni Duos, NCAA All-Americans, National Champions, National Champions Duos, National Champions Trios. Dual autographs are numbered to 20 or less while triple autographs are numbered to 3.
- OU Icons (30 cards, 1:12) use Special Light F/X technology.
- The university's greatest are highlighted with All-Time Alumni inserts. The set also includes All-Time Alumni Duos and All-Time Alumni Trios.
- Championship standouts are the focus for the National Champions insert set. The cards are also available in National Champions Duos and National Champions Trios.
- NCAA All-Americans celebrate individual all-star seasons.
- Ten-pack blaster boxes include one of seven exclusive replica Championship Pennants.
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Jim Murphy | Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
I am a 70-year old OU fan through the ages and a memorabilia collector. I really like this concept.
Ryan Cracknell | Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
I agree. It sounds like a product that certainly fills a niche market but there’s also enough for non-Sooners faithful to grasp onto.
Ryan | Aug 24, 2011 | Reply
This is a great idea. I’d like UD to release some other sets like this. Michigan and Florida would be at the top of my list.