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Kennan, Larry (2)

Pro Set World League, #86

Card: ProSet 1991 WLAF
Acquired: TTM 2019, C/o Home
Sent: 11/9 Received: 11/16 (97days)
See Also: Larry Kennan
Failure: TTM 2010, C/o Work

CAREER SNAPSHOT:

NOTES:

Ah Larry Kennan. After getting his autograph sometime ago, I realized I didn’t get Larry’s autograph on this lone World League card in the Pro Set Series II insert set.

Kennan coached at the University of Incarnate Word for 4 seasons, compiling a record of 20-48 from 2014-2017. He’s retired and as of 2020 lives in San Antonio, Texas.

He responded to my request for his autograph in a very short amount of time and wrote on my letter, “My pleasure”. I had to do the digging for Larry’s address on my own, and was very surprised after getting a hit on him, that other people contacted me for his address as well.

Lytle, Matt (2)

CARDS: Topps 2000, Leaf Rookies & Stars 2000
ACQUIRED: TTM 2022, C/o Home
SENT: 8/11 RECEIVED: 9/21 (41 days)

CAREER SNAPSHOT:

NOTES:

Matt was easy enough to find online that I shot these last two cards out to him. I absolutely love this Leaf Rookies & Stars card. It’s not just the figurative elements and dynamic pose, but the lighting is really what does it for me in this one. Great card.

Hunter, Patrick

Gameday 1992, #41

CARDS: Skybox 1992, Gameday 1992
ACQUIRED: TTM 2022, C/o Home
SENT: 9/26 RECEIVED: 10/17 (21 days)

CAREER SNAPSHOT:

  • Hunter played for the Nevada Wolfpack from 1982-85.
  • Selected in the 3rd round of the 1986 draft by the Seattle Seahawks.
  • In 1987 became a starter in the secondary and a gunner on special teams.
  • Blocked punt in 1991 that led to score against Steelers in 27-7 win.
  • Also picked off a pass that season that he returned for TD against Raiders.
  • Played for the Seahawks through 1994.
  • Finished out career playing one final season in 1995 with the Arizona Cardinals, picking off 2 passes.
Skybox 1992, #264

NOTES:

Patrick appears in not only Tecmo Bowl but also in Tecmo Super Bowl, but didn’t have that many cards. He had a few off-brand and Topps cards, but these represented the only set needs I really had. He had a really interesting helmet. I believe that it was the same issue that the World League used during 1991-92.

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