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This is a 2005 Miami Hurricanes GAME USED football jersey manufactured by Nike exclusively for Hurricane Football . It was obtained directly from the University of Miami Athletic Department and cannot be purchased in stores. The jersey is Green. The numbers and name on back are sewn on. There is a Nike swoosh sewn onto the left front chest and a ACC flag patch sewn onto the right front chest. An orange and green "U" logo outlined in white is sewn onto the collar at the center front. The jersey is the latest style made by Nike. All the numbers and name lettering are sewn on. The jersey demonstrates the latest breakthrough by Nike in football jersey design & technology. The concept combines a mesh and high-technology stretch woven fabric which is significantly lighter and more wearable than older models. In short, they are cool, both literally and figuratively! Only two teams had this jersey type in 2004 and only a handful had it in 2005. This is your chance to own the FUTURE OF FOOTBALL JERSEYS before most programs get them!
Greg transferred to U.M. from Notre Dame in 2003 A shoulder injury that year, redshirted him. He became the starter in 2005, his sophomore season, after Kevin Everett was drafted by the Buffalo Bills. His career stats include 85 receptions for 1170 yards (13.8 yards per carry) and 6 touchdowns. His speed, coupled with his ability to make "impossible" receptions and come away with the ball with defenders draped all over him, make him the top tight end prospect in the NFL draft, almost assuring him a 1st round pick.
This jersey comes with a LOA from CollegeJersey.com.
Greg transferred to U.M. from Notre Dame in 2003 A shoulder injury that year, redshirted him. He became the starter in 2005, his sophomore season, after Kevin Everett was drafted by the Buffalo Bills. His career stats include 85 receptions for 1170 yards (13.8 yards per carry) and 6 touchdowns. His speed, coupled with his ability to make "impossible" receptions and come away with the ball with defenders draped all over him, make him the top tight end prospect in the NFL draft, almost assuring him a 1st round pick.
This jersey comes with a LOA from CollegeJersey.com.
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