This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 4/24/2016
Alvin Robertson had a stellar 10-year career in the NBA, starting with San Antonio Spurs who drafted him #7 overall in the 1984 draft out of the University of Arkansas. The 4-time All-Star averaged 14 points, 5 assists and 5 rebounds during his pro career including one year of 19.6/6.8/6.1, but he is best remembered as a lockdown defender taking home Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1986. Robertson still holds the NBA record with an amazing 2.71 steals per game over the course of his career. He is also one of four players in history to have a quadruple double. Featured here is his game-worn and autographed home uniform from his college days as an Arkansas Razerback in the early 80's where he was a 2nd Team All-America honoree in 1984.
The white mesh jersey has the Russell Athletic manufacturer’s tag with size 44 and washing instructions on the front left tail. "RAZORBACKS" and Robertson's No. "21" are sewn across the front in cardinal-on-black tackle twill. His last name and number appear on the back in the same format. Robertson has signed the back with the inscription "GAME USED JERSEY GO HOGS GO!!" in 7-8/10 black marker. The white mesh shorts come without manufacturer's tagging on the inside, but have a red Asics Tiger logo patch on the left thigh above the red Razorbacks embroidered patch. Both short legs have been stitched closed. Robertson has signed the shorts on the outer waistband with the inscription "GAME USED RAZORBACK" in 7/10 black marker. Both articles exhibit solid game use, with light sweat staining and soiling; the jersey shows fraying in the letters and numbers. Rare, early college gamer from a former NBA star.
Autographs and inscriptions pre-certified by PSA/DNA.