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To answer Twinkiller's question: Names beginning with De, D', La, Le, etc. are a longstanding tradition in some African-American communities, especially in the South.  I think this started originally so that freed slaves in the post-antebellum South could have a name that was more unique to their community than just using an English or French name that was given to them by a slaveowner.  The Des and Las and whatnot come from French, which was the primary language spoken in most of the Gulf Coast states during the time the Civil War ended, which also was the area that had the densest African-descendent population in the country at the time.

One of the greatest Oregon Ducks ever! Loved watching this guy play.

just to be clear, this is an insert set with printed on signatures, critiquing the players' actual signatures?

No auto on the front and a printed one on the back. Feels like they missed an opportunity for a really good card.