1985 Chris Mullin St. John’s Redmen Final Four Game-Used Road Uniform

Chris Mullin’s St. John’s University Game-Worn Jersey and Shorts

A Legendary Collegiate Career

Chris Mullin’s tenure at St. John’s University is a storied chapter in the annals of college basketball. During his freshman year, Mullin set the school record by averaging an impressive 16.6 points per game. His subsequent years were marked by extraordinary achievements, including being named the Big East Player of the Year three times and earning a spot on the All-America team thrice. Mullin’s prowess on the court led him to play for the gold medal-winning 1984 Olympic team and to receive the prestigious 1985 Wooden Award and USBWA College Player of the Year. His leadership was pivotal in guiding the Redmen to the 1985 Final Four, and he concluded his collegiate career as St. John’s all-time leading scorer.

The Iconic Game-Worn Uniform

This remarkable piece of basketball memorabilia consists of a red mesh road jersey and shorts, both bearing the unmistakable marks of game use. The jersey features the “Sand-Knit” manufacturer’s tag with a size “44” label. Across the front, “ST. JOHNS” is emblazoned, with the player number “20” prominently displayed on both the front and back. These elements are crafted in white on navy blue tackle twill, a testament to the era’s style and craftsmanship.

• Jersey Details: “Sand-Knit” tag, size 44, “ST. JOHNS” and number “20” in white on navy blue tackle twill.
• Shorts Details: “Sand-Knit” tag, size 34, with “SJU” down the left side in blue on white tackle twill.
• Provenance: Accompanied by a letter of provenance from Chris Mullin’s college roommate.

A Provenance of Distinction

The uniform is accompanied by a letter of provenance, adding a layer of authenticity and historical significance. The letter states, “I obtained Chris Mullin’s final four game used jersey and shorts directly from Chris’ college roommate, also an employee of the St. John’s basketball team. It was given to him in the locker room after their loss to Georgetown.” This provenance not only underscores the uniform’s authenticity but also connects it directly to a pivotal moment in Mullin’s illustrious career.

A Legacy Immortalized

Chris Mullin’s impact on basketball extends beyond his collegiate achievements. Inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 2011, Mullin’s legacy is celebrated by fans and collectors alike. This game-worn uniform is more than just a piece of fabric; it is a tangible connection to a player who redefined excellence on the court. For those looking to own a piece of basketball history, this uniform represents an unparalleled opportunity.

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