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2008 Autograph Schedule
March 29th, 2008 -  12 to 2 PM MacArthur Center Mall
John Starks Oklahoma State New York Knicks Chicago Bulls Utah Jazz   Pricing: $30.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Basketballs Mini Basketballs	John Starks bagged groceries for several years before playing basketball for several community colleges. He finished his collegiate career at Oklahoma State University. Although he was passed over in the draft, Starks worked his way into the NBA after stints in the Continental Basketball Association and the World Basketball League. He was eventually signed by the Golden State Warriors in 1988, but left in 1990 to try out for the New York Knicks. In one practice, he tried to dunk on Knicks center Patrick Ewing. Ewing threw him down and Starks twisted his knee. The team was not allowed to release him unless it healed by the end of December. When it didn't heal by that time, the Knicks could not release Starks, and thus kept him. As a result, Starks has on many occasions referred to Ewing as his saving grace. He eventually became the starting shooting guard, replacing Gerald Wilkins. Starks became a key player on the team and spent eight seasons in New York from 1990 to 1998. Starks was a participant in the 1992 NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Starks was at the center of one of the most famous plays in Knick history. During a 1993 playoffs series against the Chicago Bulls, Starks was in the right corner of the court being closely guarded by B.J. Armstrong. Ewing came to set a screen for Starks, who faked to the left like he was going to use the pick, and then fiercely drove along the baseline and dunked over the much taller Horace Grant as well as Michael Jordan. Starks ranks 20th all-time in league career three-point field goals made, and is the Knicks' all-time leader in that category. He made 217 during the 1994-95 NBA season, breaking Louie Dampier's single-season professional (NBA or ABA) record of 199 during the 1968-69 ABA season. Dennis Scott broke Starks' record a year later with 267; it now belongs to Ray Allen, who made 269 during the 2005-06 NBA season.
April 5th, 2008 - 12 to 2 PM Patrick Henry Mall
BROTHERS IN THE BACKFIELD LARON AND DAWAN LANDRY
Yes, we finally have a date set for LaRon's appearance!!!!  Any previously purchased tickets for LaRon's original signing date will be honored, and anyone holding a ticket/receipt dated prior to 9-1-07 will be invited to a private meet & greet with LaRon in the store.  From 1 to 2 PM, LaRon will only be signing, taking pictures, etc. for our customers who came to the original signing dates last year.  It will be an informal session and the store will be closed during that time.  Original ticket holders will be allowed to "mingle" with LaRon and have informal conversations with him during this time.  For any ticket holders who have bought their tickets AFTER 9-1-07, the public session with LaRon will be open from 12 to 1 PM.  Dawan is scheduled to be signing during the entire session from 12 to 2 PM.
LaRon Landry L.S.U. Washington Redskins     Pricing: $30.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Mini Helmets Full Size Helmets Jerseys NFL Footballs	LaRon Louis Landry plays for the Washington Redskins of the National Football League. Landry was a four-year starting safety for the Louisiana State University Tigers.  Credited with 48 straight starts for the Tigers, Landry finished his career with 315 tackles and 12 interceptions. His 12 interceptions left him with the third-highest total in school history, while his 315 tackles rank seventh in LSU history.  Landry made an immediate impact at LSU, starting 10 games as a true freshman in 2003 while helping the Tigers win the BCS National Championship. He recorded 80 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, three sacks, two interceptions, four pass-breakups, and one blocked kick.  Landry was named to the Freshman All-SEC team, Second Team All-SEC and the First-Team Freshman All-American Team.  During his sophomore season the Tigers finished 16th in the nation, but Landry's standing remained high again. He was named to the Second-Team All-SEC and he made the SEC Academic Honor Roll. He started all 12 games, finishing the season with 92 total tackles, five tackles for loss, three sacks, four interceptions, six pass-breakups, and one forced fumble.  In 2005, LSU won the SEC Western Division and the Peach Bowl over Miami. Landry registered 70 total tackles, four tackles for loss, one sack, three interceptions, and eight pass-breakups.  Landry was named a First-Team All-SEC and Third-Team All-American by the Associated Press and First-Team All-SEC by the SEC coaches.  He chose to forgo the lure of the NFL to return to LSU for his senior season even though many analysts projected him as a high draft pick. He was considered the top free safety in the nation and a potential All American for the season Landry lived up to these expectations, starting all 13 games, earning first team All-American and first team All-SEC honors after collecting 74 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack, one forced fumble, one blocked kick, and three interceptions.  One of his greatest hits in his collegiate career occurred his senior season against the University of Alabama when he blitzed quarterback John Parker Wilson and leveled him only a few seconds after taking the snap and a second after releasing the ball. His senior season was capped with an invitation to the Senior Bowl and as a semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Award. Landry was selected 6th overall by the Washington Redskins in the 2007 NFL Draft where (according to their depth chart) he would play strong safety opposite Sean Taylor. He was one of four LSU players taken in the first round of the 2007 draft, along with quarterback JaMarcus Russell, and wide receivers Dwayne Bowe and Craig Davis.  He had 3 tackles his first game. In his second game, he had a key hit on a Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver kevin Curtis to make him drop a pass on a fourth down, to win the game.  At the beginning of the 2007 season, Landry played the Strong Safety position, but since the death of teammate Sean Taylor, he has been moved as a replacement at the Free Safety position.  On January 5th, 2008, Landry intercepted two balls in a Wild Card game vs. the Seattle Seahawks in a losing effort.
Dawan Landry Georgia Tech Baltimore Ravens     Pricing: $20.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Mini Helmets Full Size Helmets Jerseys NFL Footballs	Dawan Landry was a college safety for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets from 2002 to 2005. He was drafted in the 5th round by the Baltimore Ravens. Dawan was a high school quarterback; he originally was redshirted to play quarterback in college but changed positions. Dawan, in four years, had 250 tackles, 12.5 tackles for loss, 7 interceptions, and four fumble recoveries. The most notable performance of Dawan's career was against Auburn in 2005 when he accumulated 10 tackles and an interception to help defeat the Tigers at Jordan-Hare Stadium 24-13. He is also the older brother of LSU safety LaRon Landry who was drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 2007 NFL draft with the 6th overall pick. Dawan's rookie season for the Ravens saw him earn a starting spot in the defensive secondary alongside fellow safety Ed Reed. Dawan had what was considered a very successful rookie season, collecting 89 tackles, 3 sacks, and 5 interceptions for 101 yards and one touchdown.  In January, 2007, Landry was voted to the Pro Football Weekly PFWA All-Rookie Team as a starting defensive safety as well as Rick Gosselin's All-Rookie team as featured in The Dallas Morning News. LaRon and Dawan Landry appear courtesy of Worldwide Marketing
April 12th, 2008 - 12 to 2 PM Patrick Henry Mall
Ickey Woods UNLV Cincinnati Bengals   Pricing: $15.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Elbert L. "Ickey" Woods (born February 28, 1966 in Fresno, California) is a former American football fullback who played his entire NFL career (1988 to 1991) with the Cincinnati Bengals. He played college football at UNLV. He is best remembered for his lumbering "Ickey Shuffle" end zone dance, performed when he scored touchdowns. Woods rushed for 1066 yards and 15 touchdowns in his rookie season, along with 228 yards and 3 touchdowns in the playoffs as the Bengals advanced to Super Bowl XXIII. His team lost the game 20-16, but he finished as the game's leading rusher with 79 yards. In 1989, Woods tore his left anterior cruciate ligament in the second game of the season, a 41-10 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. He missed 13 months. By the time he returned, his starting role was filled by Harold Green. In 1991, Woods injured his right knee in the preseason. He returned at midseason but he ran for just 97 yards on 36 carries. He was out of football by age 26. His career statistics include 332 carries for 1,525 yards and 27 touchdowns, along with 47 receptions for 397 yards. Following his injury-shortened football career, Woods made appearances as a boxer on the television series Thunderbox. He also sold meat from a truck, with Blanchester, OH quickly becoming one of his favorite hangouts. Woods is currently the coach of the Cincinnati Sizzle of the National Women's Football Association and runs the Ickey Woods Youth Foundation. He also appeared in the Bootsy Collins's new music video Whodey Invasion. For a period of time, he was selling Omaha Steaks as a door to door salesman doing the Ickey Shuffle as part of his sales pitch. Woods's contributions to the Bengals were noted on the television series "How I Met Your Mother" when character Barney Stinson, in a series of escalating dares, challenged another character to perform the "Ickey Shuffle" on a television news broadcast while declaring, "Elbert 'Ickey' Woods, the Bengals were fools to cut you in '91. Your 1,525 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns will not be forgotten. So, Coach Dave Shula, screw you and your crappy steakhouse!"
April 19th, 2008 - 12 to 2 PM Chesapeake Square Mall
LSU TIGERS CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRATION BUY 1 "LSU SUPER TICKET" AND GET ALL 3 AUTOGRAPHS FOR $75.00 (SAVE $20!!)
Glenn Dorsey LSU   Pricing: $40.00 per autograph     Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Glenn Dorsey played football defensive tackle for the National Champions LSU Tigers. He is widely considered to be one of the best prospects in the upcoming 2008 NFL Draft and many believe he will be selected within the first 5 picks. In 2004, he started in 3 out of 12 games. On his first collegiate snap he recovered a fumble against Oregon State. He finished the year with 18 tackles. In 2005, he started in 1 out of 13 games. He was among LSU's 4-player rotation at defensive tackle which included Claude Wroten and Kyle Williams. He finished the season with 28 tackles and 3 sacks. In 2006, Dorsey was named to the 2006 All-American team. In 2007, Dorsey was named to the 2007 All-American team. He also finished #9 in the 2007 voting for the Heisman Trophy, receiving more votes than any other defensive player in the nation. In addition, Dorsey was awarded the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Outland Trophy, the Lott Trophy and the Lombardi Award, becoming the only player to have won all four awards. Dorsey was a member of LSU's 2008 BCS Championship team.
Early Doucet LSU   Pricing: $30.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Early Doucet played wide receiver for the National Champions LSU Tigers. In 2007, his fourth season at LSU, Doucet became the primary receiver after former receivers Dwayne Bowe and Craig Davis entered the 2007 NFL Draft. He is set to enter the 2008 NFL Draft. Freshman season - Doucet started his freshman year and was named to the All-SEC freshman team after he caught 18 passes for 257 yards and two TD's. Doucet played in 12 games, with three starts. His first career TD came on a 12-yard pass from JaMarcus Russell. Sophomore season - Doucet began taking a bigger part as he played in 12 games and started five. He did not play in the 2005 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl against the University of Miami Hurricanes due to an ankle injury, which he got during the SEC Championship game against Georgia. He finished the season with 26 catches for 389 yards and five touchdowns. Junior season - Doucet played in 13 games with six starts, playing with Dwayne Bowe and Craig Davis to form a dangerous receiver corps. He improved his statistics drastically, ending up with 59 catches for 772 yards and eight touchdowns. He also rushed the ball eight times for 59 yards and two TDs. He played an instrumental role in the 2006 Sugar Bowl, where he caught eight passes for 115 yards in a rout of Notre Dame. Senior season - Doucet had a very productive senior year, putting up 57 Receptions, 525 Yards, and 5 TD's, enough to be considered one of the top 3 receivers in the 2008 Draft.
Craig Davis LSU San Diego Chargers   Pricing: $25.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Craig “Buster” Davis is a wide receiver drafted by the San Diego Chargers. He played previously for the 2003 National Champions LSU Tigers. Davis enrolled in LSU in 2003. He was forced to compete for game time with an extremely talented Tigers receiving corp that helped lead LSU to a BCS National Championship. In Davis' sophomore year the Tigers failed to repeat their success of 2003. In spite of this Davis emerged as the Tiger's receiving leader with 43 catches for 659 yards. He scored his first touchdown in the Tigers 24-7 win over Vanderbilt. Davis played in 11 of the Tigers games in 2005, starting 5. He ranked third on the squad with 35 receptions, for 559 yards and 2 touchdowns. The high point of his season came in the Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl where he caught 5 passes for 99 yards and a touchdown in a win over Miami. As a senior Davis doubled as a receiver and a punt returner. He finished the year with 56 catches for 834 yards and four touchdowns. He finished his career with four catches for 50 yards in the Sugar Bowl against Notre Dame in his home of New Orleans. Davis was drafted by the Chargers 30th overall at the end of the 1st round of the 2007 NFL Draft and was the 2nd LSU receiver selected in the 1st round after Dwayne Bowe who went to the Chiefs at 23. Craig Davis appears courtesy of Worldwide Marketing
April 26th, 2008 - 12 to 2 PM Lynnhaven Mall
NEW YORK GIANTS - SUPER BOWL XLII CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRATION   (More players to be announced soon)
Aaron Ross University of Texas New York Giants   Pricing: $25.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Aaron Ross is a defensive back in the NFL for the New York Giants. He played cornerback for the University of Texas Longhorns from 2003 to 2006, winning the Jim Thorpe Award for the nation's top defensive back in 2006. He was named the defensive “most valuable player” of the 2006 Alamo Bowl. Ross was selected by the New York Giants in the 2007 NFL Draft, as the 20th overall pick in the 1st round. He was one of seven Longhorns selected by professional football teams in the 2007 NFL Draft. The others were Michael Griffin (number 19 overall), Justin Blalock (number 39 overall), Tim Crowder (number 56 overall), Brian Robison (number 102 overall), Tarell Brown (number 147 overall), Kasey Studdard (number 183 overall).  Lyle Sendlein and Selvin Young were not drafted but signed with NFL teams as free agents. Ross had first and second career interceptions against the New York Jets, returning his second for his first career touchdown.
Anthony Wright South Carolina Dallas Cowboys Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals New York Giants   Pricing: $10.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Anthony Wright is a football quarterback in the NFL who currently plays for the New York Giants, as a back-up quarterback to Eli Manning. He attended the University of South Carolina and was signed by the Dallas Cowboys in 2000 after having made the Pittsburgh Steelers roster in 1999 as an undrafted free agent, where he was the team's fourth-string quarterback. (Behind Kordell Stewart, Mike Tomczak, and Pete Gonzalez.) He has played as a backup for most of his career, but has started many games in most seasons of play. In 2001, when Quincy Carter was injured, Wright became his replacement, but would have a knee injury several weeks later and be replaced by Clint Stoerner. Dallas coach Dave Campo released Wright from the team at the end of the 2002 offseason following the acquisition of Chad Hutchinson in favor of keeping Stoerner for the third quarterback position, stating that Stoerner was better suited for the job,in light of Wright's ambition to be a starting quarterback. Wright was later signed by the Ravens. Wright would take over for Kyle Boller at quarterback during the 2003 season when Boller was injured, and posted a 5-2 record, taking the team to the playoffs. However, he was injured for the entirety of the 2004 season. Following another injury to Boller during the first game of the 2005 season, he was named as the starting quarterback for the Ravens. Prior to the 2005 season, he has a below-average quarterback rating of 62. With Carson Palmer's former backup QB, Jon Kitna, now signed with the Detroit Lions, Wright signed a one-year deal with the Bengals on Friday, April 21, 2006, winning a competition with Craig Krenzel and Doug Johnson for the primary backup spot. On April 13, 2007 he signed with the Giants, throwing him into a four-quarterback scramble for roster spots with Eli Manning, Tim Hasselbeck, and Jared Lorenzen. On June 7, 2007, Wright was showcased in a quarterbacks OTA feature on giants.com in an "amazing toss", accurately throwing a football into a dumpster across the practice field. Anthony Wright appears courtesy of Worldwide Marketing
May 17th, 2008 - 12 to 2 PM Chesapeake Square Mall
LEGENDARY LINEBACKERS
Neal Olkewicz Maryland Washington Redskins   Pricing: $15.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Mini Helmets Full Size Helmets Jerseys NFL Footballs	Neal Olkewicz is a former linebacker who played his entire eleven year career with the Washington Redskins from 1979 to 1989 in the National Football League. Olkewicz, nicknamed “Olky”, played college football at the University of Maryland where he was team captain and MVP. He signed with the Redskins as a free agent in 1979. He played 150 games in his career, all with the Washington Redskins and finished his career with six interceptions for 76 yards, one touchdown and 12 sacks. He won two Super Bowl Championships with victories over the Miami Dolphins (1982) and the Denver Broncos (1987). He was named the Redskins’ Defensive MVP in 1988. Olkewicz is one of only five players in NFL history to play in a Super Bowl on their birthday (Super Bowl XVII).
Andre Collins Penn State Washington Redskins Cincinnati Bengals Chicago Bears Detroit Lions   Pricing: $15.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Mini Helmets Full Size Helmets Jerseys NFL Footballs	Andre Collins is a former linebacker who played ten seasons in the National Football League. A standout inside linebacker at Penn State University, Collins was named a 1989 All-American and a Butkus Award finalist.  He was an integral member of the defense and special teams on Penn State's 1986 National Championship team. He was drafted by the Redskins in the 2nd round of the 1990 draft, and made an immediate impact for the defense.  He started in Super Bowl XXVI for the  Redskins in their 37-20 victory over the Buffalo Bills.  Collins had 4 great years in Washington before moving on to other teams during his productive 10 seasons in the NFL.
May 31st, 2008 - 4 to 6 PM Patrick Henry Mall
Bob Feller Cleveland Indians   Pricing: $30.00 per autograph includes 1 free Inscription $10 per each additional Inscription   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Baseballs	This farm boy from Van Meter, Iowa was only 17 when he struck out eight members of the St. Louis Cardinals in three innings of an exhibition game. After this awesome display of pitching, Feller was advised to seek voluntary retirement from high school in order to sign a professional baseball contract. For 20 years, the teenage phenomena was known as "Bullet Bob" and "Rapid Robert." As a rookie, he struckout 15 batters in a single game, which at that time was an American League record. In 1940, Bullet Bob became the first American League pitcher to throw a complete game no-hitter on opening day. At age 23, his career was interrupted by his four-year enlistment in the Navy. Upon entering the Navy, Feller became an anti-aircraft gunner aboard the U.S.S. Alabama and came out a highly decorated war veteran. He then re-entered Major League Baseball to regain his dominance on the mound. Even though his military career consumed four prime baseball years, Feller ranks 28th in history with 266 wins. He remains the Indians all-time leader in shutouts (46), strikeouts (2,581), innings (3,828) and All-Star appearances (8). To this day, baseball historians speculate that Bullet Bob might have won 350 games and recorded nearly 3,500 strikeouts had he not joined the military. In 1962, this bullet hit the bulls-eye with an induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. BOB FELLER APPEARS COURTESY OF "THE PHILADELPHIA CONNECTION"
June 16th, 2008 -  4 to 6 PM MacArthur Center Mall
LEGENDARY LINEBACKERS
Bill Bergey Arkansas State Cincinnati Bengals Philadelphia Eagles   Pricing: $15.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Bill Bergey was an All-American with the Arkansas State Indians and has been voted by fans the Top Player in Arkansas State history. He was a charter member of Delta Eta chapter of Kappa Alpha Order at ASU. Bergey set ASU records for best tackling average in a season, most fumble recoveries in a season, most tackles in a game, most tackles in a season, and most career tackles. In 1968 Bergey averaged 19.6 tackles per game. Bergey played in three post-season all-star games during his ASU career; he was selected to the All-Southland Conference team three times and to the Southland Conference All-First Decade Team. Bergey's jersey number 66 was retired by ASU. Bergey was drafted by the American Football League's Cincinnati Bengals in the second round in 1969 and was an AFL All-Star in his first year. Bergey started for the Bengals for 5 years. In 1974 Bergey was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for two first-round and one second-round draft picks. Bergey played a key role in the Eagles' subsequent rise, culminating in the trip to Super Bowl XV. With the Eagles, Bergey, a four-time All-Pro, set the NFL record for most interceptions by a linebacker and became the highest-paid defensive player in the league. He earned Eagles MVP status three times. Bergey recorded 233 tackles in a single season with the Eagles. He retired from professional football in 1980. He was inducted into the Eagles Roll of Honor in 1988. He now does pre- and post-game radio and television commentary for the Eagles during the season.
Frank LeMaster Kentucky Philadelphia Eagles   Pricing: $15.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Frank LeMaster was an All-American at the University of Kentucky and is on the 100 year Anniversary Team in football for his play at linebacker LeMaster was selected in the 4th round of the NFL draft in 1974 and after spending most of his rookie season playing on special teams and backing up and being mentored by Steve Zabel, LeMaster moved into the starting lineup in 1975 and collected four interceptions for 133 yards and a touchdown. That trip to the end zone came in the season finale when he picked off Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann and returned the ball 89 yards to the end zone, blocking for him on the play was none other then Bill Bergey. LeMaster spent 9 years playing with the Eagles 8 of those years starting beside Bill Bergey. The combination of the two were essential in making the Philadelphia Eagles go from last place in the NFC East to first place. In 1980 the Eagles beat the Cowboys at the Vet, 20-7 and earned the right to play for a league title for the first time since the NFL Championship Game, 20 years later. Frank LeMaster finished his career going to only one Pro Bowl but is known to be part of one of the best LB corps in Eagles history.     BILL BERGEY & FRANK LEMASTER APPEAR COURTESY OF "THE PHILADELPHIA CONNECTION"
July 21st, 2008 -  4 to 6 PM MacArthur Center Mall
July 21st, 2008 -  4 to 6 PM MacArthur Center Mall
Mark van Eeghen Colgate University Oakland Raiders New England Patriots   Pricing: $15.00 per autograph   Items Available: 8x10's 16x20's Jerseys Mini Helmets Helmets	Mark van Eeghen played ten years in the National Football League, including making two Super Bowl appearances. He was a member of the Oakland Raiders (1974-1981) and the New England Patriots (1982-1983). Ven Eeghen rushed for over 1,000 yards in 3 consecutive seasons from 1976-1978.  He was also a Pro Bowl selection in 1977. Playing for Oakland in Super Bowl XV, he was the game's leading rusher with 75 yards on 18 carries.  He also won a championship ring with the Raiders in Super Bowl XI, and was the team's second leading rusher with 73 yards. He left the Raiders in 1982 as their all time leading rusher with 5,907 yards.  Marcus Allen broke his record, and van Eeghen remains the 2nd all-time rusher for the Raiders. Van Eeghen finished his 10 NFL seasons with 6,651 rushing yards, 174 receptions for 1,583 receiving yards, and 41 touchdowns (37 rushing and 4 receiving).  In 2002, van Eeghen was inducted into the Rhode Island Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame in recognition of his career.  He was voted fourth on a list of the top 50 Greatest Sports Figures by Sports Illustrated.