Michigan State Alumni Football Cards, page 9
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1969 Topps 4-in-1 | Clendon Thomas, Don McCall, Lonnie Warwick, Earl Morrall | |||||||
| Don McCall | New Orleans Saints | running back | Los Angeles City, USC | ||||||
| Earl Morrall | Baltimore Colts | quarterback | Michigan State | ||||||
| Clendon Thomas | Pittsburgh Steelers | defensive back | Oklahoma | College Hall of Fame 2011 | |||||
| Lonnie Warwick | Minnesota Vikings | linebacker | Tennessee Tech | ||||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Baltimore Colts | Baltimore Colts | The image on the cover of this album also appeared, with Unitas's number altered, on Zeke Bratkowski's 1962 Topps football card. | |||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Green Bay Packers | Green Bay Packers | Topps also used the image on the cover of this album as the inset photo on Bart Starr's 1962 Topps football card. | |||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Philadelphia Eagles | Philadelphia Eagles | The player on the cover of this album is Green Bay Packers linebacker Ray Nitschke. | |||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Buffalo Bills | Buffalo Bills | ||||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Kansas City Chiefs | Kansas City Chiefs | ||||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | New York Jets | New York Jets | The player on the cover of this mini-album is Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Bobby Layne. | |||||
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1969 Tresler Comet Bengals | Jess Phillips | Cincinnati Bengals | defensive back | Michigan State | Phillips had an 83-yard run in 1969, longest in the AFL. | nm+ | ||
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1970 Kelloggs | 43 | George Webster | Houston Oilers | linebacker | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 1987 | exmt | |
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1970 Kelloggs | 46 | Bubba Smith | Baltimore Colts | defensive end | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 1988 | Michigan State retired Smith's number, 95, in 2007. | |
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1970 Topps | 29 | Gene Washington | Minnesota Vikings | wide receiver | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 2011 | Rookie card | |
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1970 Topps | 32 | Jerry Rush | Detroit Lions | defensive tackle | Michigan State | Rookie card | ||
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1970 Topps | 47 | Gary Ballman | Philadelphia Eagles | halfback | Michigan State | nm | ||
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1970 Topps | 77 | Ed Budde | Kansas City Chiefs | guard | Michigan State | Chiefs Hall of Fame 1984 | ||
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1970 Topps | 88 | Earl Morrall | Baltimore Colts | quarterback | Michigan State | |||
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1970 Topps | 114 | Bubba Smith | Baltimore Colts | defensive end | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 1988 | Rookie card The Colts chose Smith with the first overall pick in the 1967 NFL draft. See the Gallery's First Overall Draft Picks page. |
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1970 Topps | 120 | George Webster | Houston Oilers | linebacker | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 1987 | Rookie card | |
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1970 Topps Super | 34 | George Webster | Houston Oilers | linebacker | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 1987 | ||
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1970 Topps Super Glossy | 26 | George Webster | Houston Oilers | linebacker | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 1987 | nm | |
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1971 Kelloggs | 11 | Dave Herman | New York Jets | guard | Michigan State | |||
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1971 Kelloggs | 14 | Gene Washington | Minnesota Vikings | wide receiver | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 2011 | Washington also ran track at Michigan State. In 1965, he was the NCAA indoor champion in the 60-yard hurdles. | |
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1971 Kelloggs | 22 | Clint Jones | Minnesota Vikings | running back | Michigan State | College Hall of Fame 2015 | Jones had his best season in 1971, rushing for 675 yards. | |
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1971 Kelloggs | 24 | Jess Phillips | Cincinnati Bengals | defensive back | Michigan State | |||
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1971 Kelloggs | 56 | Dick Gordon | Chicago Bears | end | Michigan State | Gordon led the NFL with 71 receptions and 13 touchdown catches in 1970. | ||
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1971 O-Pee-Chee CFL | 8 | Ellison Kelly | Toronto Argonauts | tackle | Michigan State | Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1992 | nm | |
