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The posters were great. One was ripped in the corner on the inside roll. No wasy it was ripped after opening. It was non returnable.

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We are definitely die hard Bears fans even if we live in PR now. So when I gave my son this shirt as one of his Xmas gifts he immediately put it on. It will become his shirt for casual day at his school. It is made with good quality fabric and it looks like a true replica. I am purchasing these for the other kids later on.

The jersey of our #54 got here for my wife in time for Super Bowl and she was very happy.(With the jersey NOT Grossman)

Great quality item, excellent speedy delivery, very happy to have dealt with this vendor!

I was unsure of the size to order and the website was very helpful and when it came I was very satisfied as was my grandson

I was very pleased with the Urlacher jersey for my grandson. He has hardly taken it off since Christmas.

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The jersey was exactly what I ordered. It came in on time and I had no problems with my order. Very satisfied!

I was extremely happy with the jersey I ordered, and so was my fiancee. I would definitely order from Amazon.com again.

I ordered this jersey and two Hester jerseys on the same day. The two Hester jerseys arrived very quickly. Alittle concerned when this jersey took more than a week longer to arrive. When it did arrive the quality was excellent.

While visiting Chicago's Navy Pier recently, my soon to be 17 yr old grandson expressed his wish for a Brian Erlacher shirt. So where better to find it than at Amazon.com. I not only found it, but it was delivered just in time for his birthday. He couldn't have been more suprised or pleased. It was the same as the one we saw at the "Pier" and for less money!

My son was thrilled with the Jersey - it was better quality than I expected for a replica, and arrived the exact day they said it would. I am completely satisfied.

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I bought this book for my nephew and he loved it! It's a nice hardcover and had great pictures.

I just finished Jim Sumner's book. It's called "Tales From The Duke Blue Devils Hardwood". It's a great read and nearly impossible to put down. The Book Chronicles Duke Basketball history beginning with Wilbur "Cap " Card a Trinity College graduate from 1902 who returned to introduce basketball at Trinity in 1906 and culminates with the Blue Devils 15th ACC title in 2005. The majority of the book was taken from interviews from the likes of Mark Alarie,Tate Armstrong, Gene Banks, Joe Belmont,Vic Bubas, Tom Butters, Johnny Dawkins,Randy Denton,Danny Ferry, Mike Gminski,Bernie Janicki,Jack Marin,Dan Meagher,Gary Melchionni, Jim Spanarkel and Robby West to name a few.

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Brian Urlacher wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth by any means. When he was young, his parents divorced and his mother, Lavoyda, was forced to work three jobs in order to support the family. Later when she remarried, they were still living, according to Brian's best friend, Brandon, from "paycheck to paycheck." Whatever his life circumstances were when he was young, Brian learned to be a tough, hardworking football player. If he got slammed on the field he got up and was ready to roll again. He was never one to wear jewelry, dance around the field or trash-talk. He is a man who does his job! When Brian was high school, his determination was evident even then. He wasn't a big guy. In fact he was only 5'9" tall and weighed in at 160 pounds. He worked and trained hard, bulked up to fighting weight and by the time he was a senior in 1995 he "was a scoring machine." All his hard work eventually paid off because he ended up being "one of the most popular Bears' players ever." In this book you'll see him in action, learn about his high school days at Lovington, his days on the University of New Mexico team, his "special position" there, how he is and was a total team player, how he became NFL Defensive Rookie of the year (2000), his "game," and much more. This is a very nice introductory book not only about Brian Urlacher, but also the game of football. The opening chapter is action oriented and leads the reader through an actual game. Football terminology is introduced and words such as punt, kickoff and running back are highlighted in purple and are included in the glossary. This is an enthusiastic portrait of a man who "hustles when he is supposed to," works hard and is a role model to young and old alike. In the back of the book are "Selected Career Highlights," an index, a glossary and additional recommended book and website resources. Are you one of those people who wears a #54 football jersey? Goooooooo, BEARS!