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Sports Masterpieces

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USC Trojans Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama, photographed by Christopher Gjevre, captures the USC Trojans football team playing on their home turf at Memorial Coliseum. Built in 1923, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, located on 17 acres in Exposition Park, is currently the sixth largest college football stadium with a capacity of 93,607. Established in 1888, the Pacific-10 Conference Trojans have been a football powerhouse, claiming 11 national titles, 37 conference titles, 46 bowl game appearances, and over 750 all-time wins. The University of Southern California, founded in 1880 in Los Angeles, California, is California's oldest private research university. Today, enrollment exceeds 33,500 students.

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California Golden Bears Memorial Stadium 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, brings to focus the on-field action of the University of California Golden Bears football team playing their first regular season game in the $321 million newly renovated California Memorial Stadium, also known as Memorial Stadium. Since its opening in 1923, Memorial Stadium has treated fans of all ages to many of the greatest games in the history of Cal football. Today, the Stadium is retrofitted for the 21st century, with fan safety in mind, while maintaining the architecture and character of the historic structure. State-of-the-art video and ribbon boards complete the modernization of the Stadium by greeting fans as they arrive and greatly enhancing their in-game experience.

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Utah Utes Rice-Eccles Stadium Blackout Game 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama of Rice-Eccles Stadium, taken by Christopher Gjevre, captures the Utah Utes football team playing against Pac-12 Conference opponent, the USC Trojans. Seizing the importance of this game, Utah football asked fans to wear black as part of the team’s annual Blackout game dating back to the 2008 Sugar Bowl winning season when Utah hosted TCU. Utah and USC first competed against one another in football on November 20, 1915, at Cummings Field in Salt Lake City. The Utes and Trojans have met multiple times since that first game, including the 1993 Freedom Bowl and the 2001 Las Vegas Bowl, which the Utes won 10-6.

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Utah Utes Rice-Eccles Stadium 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster against in-state rival Utah State Aggies professionally double matted in Utes' colors and framed to 18 X 44. his panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, captures the Utah Utes football team playing its season opener against in-state opponent, the Utah State Aggies. Utah and Utah State is the oldest rivalry in Utah football history, with the two schools competing in over 110 games since 1892. While the Utes and Aggies no longer compete in the same conference, the two programs will continue to face one another in competition. The Utah football program began in 1892 and has played home games at the beautiful Rice-Eccles Stadium since 1927. This game marked Utah's first-ever “Stripe the Stadium” promotion, asking Ute fans to wear either red or white, depending on the location of their seats.

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Colorado Buffaloes Folsom Field 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama of Folsom Field, taken by Christopher Gjevre, features the stadium framed by the majestic Flatirons creating the perfect backdrop for the Colorado Buffaloes. Folsom Field, named after legendary University of Colorado Coach Frederick Folsom, opened in 1924 and has been home to the Buffaloes ever since. Nicknamed the "Buffs", the Colorado Buffaloes were National Champions in 1990, and Ralphie, the live buffalo mascot, leads the team onto the field before every game. Folsom Field is the third highest stadium in college football with an elevation of 5,440 feet above sea level and has a capacity of 53,750. The university was founded in 1876 in Boulder, Colorado, and enrollment now exceeds 28,000 students.

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Washington Huskies Husky Stadium and the University of Washington 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This aerial panorama of the University of Washington was taken by Christopher Gjevre during a Washington Huskies football game. Centered in the photo is the newly-renovated Husky Stadium, which originally opened in 1920. It is the most scenic football structure in the nation, with seating capacity for 70,138 fans. Overlooking Union Bay on scenic Lake Washington to the east and the Olympic Mountains to the west, the stadium is unique in that fans can attend games by boat. The Portage Bay waterway and the nationally ranked University Medical Center are left of the stadium. Hec Edmundson Pavilion, the main campus, and the UW Tower are to the right.

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Washington State Cougars Martin Stadium 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama, taken by James Simmons, showcases the Washington State Cougars football team playing to a packed house at Martin Stadium. The venue has undergone renovations, including a significant addition completed prior to the 2014 season. It resulted in a new Football Operations Building that houses a locker room, weight room, training area, dining facilities, coaches’ offices and team rooms. The year prior, a state-of-the-art video display and audio system was installed, along with premium seating and a media center in 2012, making this one of the premier venues in college athletics.

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Oregon Ducks Autzen Stadium 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, provides testament to the best non-conference matchup of the year, as the No. 3 ranked Pac-12 Oregon Ducks played host to the No. 7 ranked Big Ten Michigan State Spartans at Autzen Stadium. The stage was set at this nationally televised event, when these two football programs took to the gridiron for an unforgettable matchup. At the closing whistle, with a roaring ovation from fans within college football’s loudest stadium, the Ducks had won the day

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Arizona State Sun Devils Sun Devil Stadium/Frank Kush Field 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This panorama, photographed by James Blakeway, captures the overtime thriller as the Arizona State Sun Devils football team defeated their ranked opponent, Missouri. Adding to the excitement of the evening, 70,236 evil fans were dressed in black to create the "Black Out" as the Sun Devils team debuted its new all black uniforms and helmets. Arizona State University was founded in 1885 in Tempe, Arizona. Today, the university spreads across the greater Phoenix metropolitan area and is broadly organized into 14 divisions and four campuses with annual enrollment of over 72,000 students.

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Arizona Wildcats Arizona Stadium 13.5 X 40 panoramic poster professionally double matted in team colors and framed to 18 X 44. This aerial panorama of the University of Arizona was taken by Christopher Gjevre, and features the Tucson campus during an Arizona Wildcats football game. Centered in the panorama, with a seating capacity of 57,803, is Arizona Stadium, home to the Arizona Wildcats football team. On the right, with its white roof is McKale Memorial Center, home of Arizona basketball, volleyball and gymnastics competitions. The University of Arizona was established in 1885 as the first university in the Arizona Territory, and emphasizes excellence in teaching, research and public service. The University has over 39,000 students and over 14,500 employees.

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Florida Gators Ben Hill Griffin Stadium panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the victorious University of Florida Gators football team at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field. In 1989, the stadium was named in honor of citrus magnate Ben Hill Griffin, Jr., who was an alumnus and major benefactor of the University. Since its original construction in 1930, the Stadium has been renovated and expanded to its current seating capacity of 88,548 fans. It is the largest stadium in the state of Florida and one of the largest and loudest anywhere in the country. The Gators compete in the SEC Eastern Division and are one of twelve members of the SEC. Students at the University come from more than 130 countries and all 50 states.

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Florida Gators Ben Hill Griffin Stadium panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the victorious University of Florida Gators football team at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field. In 1989, the stadium was named in honor of citrus magnate Ben Hill Griffin, Jr., who was an alumnus and major benefactor of the University. Since its original construction in 1930, the Stadium has been renovated and expanded to its current seating capacity of 88,548 fans. It is the largest stadium in the state of Florida and one of the largest and loudest anywhere in the country. The Gators compete in the SEC Eastern Division and are one of twelve members of the SEC. Students at the University come from more than 130 countries and all 50 states.

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Florida Gators Ben Hill Griffin Stadium panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field was taken by James Blakeway during a Florida Gators football game. Known as Florida Field for 59 years, in 1989 it was renamed in honor of citrus grower and major school supporter Ben Hill Griffin, Jr. Nicknamed "The Swamp", it holds over 88,000 seats. The stadium lives up to its haunting nickname with temperatures reaching a humid 100 degrees. The size and excitement of the fans concentrates the noise at field level, making it one of the loudest stadiums in America. It has been regularly ranked as one of the toughest places to play. The university, founded in 1853 in Gainesville, Florida, has over 51,000 students.

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Florida Gators Ben Hill Griffin Stadium panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field was taken by James Blakeway during a Florida Gators football game. Known as Florida Field for 59 years, in 1989 it was renamed in honor of citrus grower and major school supporter Ben Hill Griffin, Jr. Nicknamed "The Swamp", it holds over 88,000 seats. The stadium lives up to its haunting nickname with temperatures reaching a humid 100 degrees. The size and excitement of the fans concentrates the noise at field level, making it one of the loudest stadiums in America. It has been regularly ranked as one of the toughest places to play. The university, founded in 1853 in Gainesville, Florida, has over 51,000 students.

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Florida Gators Stephen C.O'Connell Center basketball panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the Florida Gators men’s basketball team in a win over the Tennessee Volunteers at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, more commonly referred to as the O’Dome. Florida’s student section, dubbed the “Rowdy Reptiles,” has made the O’Dome one of the toughest places to play in the nation. As the game wrapped-up, the sixth-ranked Gators had a March-like gleam in their eyes and held the Volunteers to a season-low in points and shooting percentage. The University of Florida is a top ranked public national university, located on a 2,000 acre campus in Gainesville, Florida.

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South Carolina Gamecock Williams-Brice Stadium panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the on-field action of the South Carolina Gamecocks football team playing at Williams-Brice Stadium. Home to the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, the Stadium is recognized as one of the finest facilities in all of college football, with a brand-new, state-of-the-art high-definition video/score board. Williams-Brice Stadium, formerly Carolina Stadium, was first constructed in 1934 and seated 17,600 fans. Today, after a number of expansions and revisions, it provides seating for 80,250 fans. Carolina annually ranks among the nation's leaders in attendance and, Gamecock fans are regarded as some of the most loyal in the country.

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South Carolina Gamecock Williams-Brice Stadium panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the on-field action of the South Carolina Gamecocks football team playing at Williams-Brice Stadium. Home to the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, the Stadium is recognized as one of the finest facilities in all of college football, with a brand-new, state-of-the-art high-definition video/score board. Williams-Brice Stadium, formerly Carolina Stadium, was first constructed in 1934 and seated 17,600 fans. Today, after a number of expansions and revisions, it provides seating for 80,250 fans. Carolina annually ranks among the nation's leaders in attendance and, Gamecock fans are regarded as some of the most loyal in the country.

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South Carolina Gamecocks Williams-Brice Stadium panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, spotlights the South Carolina Gamecocks football team living up to their unique moniker with a victory over their opponent and finishing their first sweep of the SEC East. The Gamecocks were named in honor of Thomas Sumter, a South Carolina war hero who fought during the American Revolution. Sumter was given his name, "The Carolina Gamecock," for his fierce fighting tactics. South Carolina fielded its first football team in 1892, against Furman on Christmas Eve in Charleston. In 1992, the Gamecocks moved to the SEC and, in 2010, they won their first SEC Eastern Division Championship, the same year they defeated the #1 ranked team in the country.

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South Carolina Gamecocks Williams-Brice Stadium panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, spotlights the South Carolina Gamecocks football team living up to their unique moniker with a victory over their opponent and finishing their first sweep of the SEC East. The Gamecocks were named in honor of Thomas Sumter, a South Carolina war hero who fought during the American Revolution. Sumter was given his name, "The Carolina Gamecock," for his fierce fighting tactics. South Carolina fielded its first football team in 1892, against Furman on Christmas Eve in Charleston. In 1992, the Gamecocks moved to the SEC and, in 2010, they won their first SEC Eastern Division Championship, the same year they defeated the #1 ranked team in the country.

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South Carolina Gamecocks Carolina Stadium panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the University of South Carolina baseball team playing for a win on their home field at Carolina Stadium. Unveiled in 2009 and located adjacent to the Congaree River, Carolina Stadium is considered one of the top college baseball stadiums in the United States, with a seating capacity for over 9,000 fans. The Gamecocks are one of the best teams in college baseball with an impressive record including regular NCAA Tournament participation and College World Series (CWS) appearances. In 2010, the Gamecocks became the first team to win six straight games in a World Series and the third team to win the CWS after losing its first game of the series.

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South Carolina Gamecocks Carolina Stadium panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, captures the University of South Carolina baseball team playing for a win on their home field at Carolina Stadium. Unveiled in 2009 and located adjacent to the Congaree River, Carolina Stadium is considered one of the top college baseball stadiums in the United States, with a seating capacity for over 9,000 fans. The Gamecocks are one of the best teams in college baseball with an impressive record including regular NCAA Tournament participation and College World Series (CWS) appearances. In 2010, the Gamecocks became the first team to win six straight games in a World Series and the third team to win the CWS after losing its first game of the series.

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Missouri Tigers Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by Robert Pettit, features the Missouri Tigers football team facing Vanderbilt in an inner-conference match-up at Faurot Field. The Tigers victory added to Mizzou’s Homecoming celebration, a tradition that started over 100 years ago. Known as the birthplace of Homecoming, it all began in 1911 when former athletic director Chester Brewer, called for alumni to “come home” for the annual football game versus KU. Today, Mizzou Homecoming has grown into one of the largest student-run celebrations of its kind and was recently named the best Homecoming in the nation. The University of Missouri was founded in Columbia, Missouri, in 1839.

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Missouri Tigers Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by Robert Pettit, features the Missouri Tigers football team facing Vanderbilt in an inner-conference match-up at Faurot Field. The Tigers victory added to Mizzou’s Homecoming celebration, a tradition that started over 100 years ago. Known as the birthplace of Homecoming, it all began in 1911 when former athletic director Chester Brewer, called for alumni to “come home” for the annual football game versus KU. Today, Mizzou Homecoming has grown into one of the largest student-run celebrations of its kind and was recently named the best Homecoming in the nation. The University of Missouri was founded in Columbia, Missouri, in 1839.

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Missouri Tigers Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field panoramic print professionally double matted in team colors and framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, spotlights a blaze of gold as the University of Missouri Tigers crushed their second consecutive ranked opponent for the first time since 1976. Playing on home turf, the Tigers defeated the Florida Gators with a final score of 36-17. The storied history of Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field, also known as “The Zou,” dates back to its opening in 1926. Today, fans enjoy the many changes to the stadium that have occurred, including an expansion to the north concourse area and moving the hill closer to the field. In the process, the Rock M was safely stored and reconstructed to maintain the important historical landmark that Tiger fans have grown to love.

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Missouri Tigers Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field panoramic print professionally framed. This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, spotlights a blaze of gold as the University of Missouri Tigers crushed their second consecutive ranked opponent for the first time since 1976. Playing on home turf, the Tigers defeated the Florida Gators with a final score of 36-17. The storied history of Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field, also known as “The Zou,” dates back to its opening in 1926. Today, fans enjoy the many changes to the stadium that have occurred, including an expansion to the north concourse area and moving the hill closer to the field. In the process, the Rock M was safely stored and reconstructed to maintain the important historical landmark that Tiger fans have grown to love.