1966-67 UCLA Bruins NCAA National Champions Basketball Team Autographed Page with Wooden & Rookie Alcindor

The Legendary 1966-67 UCLA Bruins Autographed Page

A Historic Season for UCLA Basketball

The 1966-67 UCLA Bruins men’s basketball team etched their name in history by clinching UCLA’s third NCAA National Basketball Championship. Under the astute leadership of the legendary coach John Wooden, the Bruins triumphed over Dayton in a memorable final. This victory was part of an undefeated season that showcased the team’s dominance and skill, further solidifying UCLA’s status as a powerhouse in college basketball.

Signatures of Legends

This remarkable page, measuring 5” x 4-1/2”, is a treasure trove of autographs from 14 members of the iconic 66-67 Bruins team. Each signature is a testament to the greatness of these players, including the legendary coach John Wooden and the towering figure of Lew Alcindor, known today as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The page also features signatures from Ted Henry, Joe Chrisman, Dick Lynn with the nickname “Frisbee”, Mike Warren, Lucas “O” Allen, Don “Jet” Saffer, Jim “Shark” Nielsen, Ray Lynn “Sugar” Shakelford, Bill “Sweet” Sweek, Kenny “Muscles” Heitz, Gene “Alf” Sutherland, and Neville “Batman” Saner.

• John Wooden: The mastermind behind UCLA’s success, a coach revered for his strategic brilliance.
• Lew Alcindor: A towering presence on the court, who later became known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
• Mike Warren: A key player whose contributions were vital to the team’s success.
• Bill “Sweet” Sweek: Known for his agility and finesse on the court.

Condition and Authenticity

The signatures, inscribed in blue ink, are rated an impressive 8-9, reflecting their excellent preservation. The page appears to have been cut from a larger sheet, maintaining an overall EX condition. This piece is accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from JSA, ensuring its credibility and value.

Why This Piece Matters

This autographed page is more than just a collection of signatures; it is a piece of basketball history. It represents a team that not only achieved greatness on the court but also left an indelible mark on the sport. The 1966-67 UCLA Bruins are celebrated for their undefeated season and their contribution to the legacy of college basketball.

For enthusiasts and collectors, this item is a rare opportunity to own a fragment of basketball history. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of a team that redefined excellence and set new standards for future generations. Explore more about basketball memorabilia and discover other iconic pieces in our sports memorabilia auctions.

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