One of the game's all-time great guards, Clyde "The Glide" Drexler was known for his high-flying yet seemingly effortless swoops to the basket. After almost a dozen seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers, Drexler left Portland with his name all over the franchise's record books. A perennial All-Star and a member of the gold medal winning 1992 U.S. Olympic Dream Team, Drexler twice led the Blazers to the NBA Finals. It wasn't until he joined the Houston Rockets midway through his 12th campaign, however, that he finally earned a championship ring. It was fitting that Drexler achieved the ultimate NBA success while in Houston. A native of the city, he attended the University of Houston and starred on the "Phi Slamma Jamma" teams of the early 1980s. A forward in college, Drexler teamed with Hakeem Olajuwon and Larry Micheaux to form a front line that took the team on two straight trips to the NCAA Final Four. The Blazers selected Drexler with the 14th overall pick in the 1983 NBA Draft. Looking back, it seems a mystery how this Hall of Famer didn’t go even higher than that. On the inside back collar is the "Champion" manufacturer’s size 46 tag with wash instructions. Next to this is an additional Champion "YEAR 1991" "BODY LENGTH +3" "SLEEVE LENGTH 0" tag. Across the front is "BLAZERS" in white on red tackle twill. On the upper right breast is the official "NBA" embroidered logo. On the right sleeve is the official "Champion" logo patch. Across the back is the player name "DREXLER" in white on red tackle twill. On the lower right front is the “Basketball Centennial 1891-1991” patch. On the inside back waistband of the pants is the "Champion" manufacturer’s size 34 tag with wash instructions. Next to this tag is the Champion "YEAR 1991" "INSEAM 38" "RISE +1" tag. Attached is the “DREXLER” embroidered strip tag. On the right upper thigh is the official "NBA" embroidered logo. On the left upper thigh is the "Champion" logo patch. The jacket and pants show wear and there appear to be no alterations of any kind.