Latest pickup is this postcard picturing the first quarter of the 1914 Colgate - Syracuse game, a 0-0 tie.

A true unicorn in 2025 - a physical ticket to a college football game. Syracuse is mobile entry only, but they have a place in the JMA Dome where they will print a physical ticket for you for $5 during the game. I was not able to attend, but they were still nice enough to print one and mail it to me.

A few Andy Kerr signatures, a 1996 ticket stub that I did not need but like the tickets from my childhood, and a 1948 Colgate-Syracuse program that brings me to more than 50% of all programs from the 69 game series (excluding digital-only programs which I refuse to acknowledge)

This is a trophy won by Colgate lineman Bob Smith in 1932. Anyone know anything about Norman Springer or why his name is associated with the award? I did some cursory research but have not found anything yet.

Can I call it game used if it never got in a game? Photo matched to... me. Popped up on eBay a few years after I graduated.

I did manage to snag my helmet (had to pay for it) and my stool from the locker room (smuggled out in a duffel bag).