Chris Leak Signed Game Used ARMY Helmet Florida Gators - eBay (item 230250423453 end time Jun-05-08 19:36:58 PDT)
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Leak Sells Off His Title Feat
Published 5/14/2008 by dawizofodds (noreply@blogger.com) at The Wizard of Odds
The shoes quarterback Chris Leak wore in the 2007 Bowl Championship Series title game have been put up for auction on eBay, with a buy it now price of $10,000. A memorabilia company purchased the shoes from Leak. The quarterback signed each shoe and wrote "Game Worn BCS Title Game 2006" on the each toe. Leak is pictured below wearing the shoes in the game. The memorabilia company also purchased the helmet Leak wore during the Army All-American game in 2003. This item has a buy it now price of $2,500. Leak, who was the MVP of the game, also signed the helmet. It has been a bizarre couple of weeks in Gainesville, starting with word that Leak's successor, Tim Tebow, recently helped circumcise impoverished children in the Philippines. Last Friday, Florida safety Jamar Hornsby was kicked off the team after he was charged with ...
Chris Leak's Championship Shoes For Sale
Published 5/14/2008 at FanIQ Blog
It's been a weird last few weeks for the Florida Gators, what with Tim Tebow circumcising Philippine children, Jamar Hornsby using a deceased girl's credit card for six months, and Matt Patchan getting shot, but now we have even more weirdness.
Former Gators QB Chris Leak sold off the shoes he wore in the 2007 BCS title game to a memorabilia company which now has them up on eBay for a whopping "buy-now" price of $10,000.
You're telling me that a quarterback that scored an 8 on his Wonderlic test and didn't make the NFL is selling stuff off to a memorabilia company? I'm shocked. And by "shocked", I mean "not shocked at all." By the way, according to the guy that designed the Wonderlic test, a score of 10 means you're literate. Which means, uh, an 8 is bad.
Yet somehow according to Wikipedia, Leak was listed on ...
