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HOMETOWN HERO
Former Seminole Deion Sanders was among a group of 12 college football legends made into “Heros of the Gridiron” action figures in 1997. His came with a removable helmet adorned with the FSU arrow and ...
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NO. 2 IS A PRIME NUMBER
By the time FSU retired Deion Sanders’ No. 2 jersey on October 7, 1995, the former cornerback was in the midst of a Hall-of-Fame pro career. What set Sanders up for NFL success were his four incredibl ...
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PRIME TIME FOOTWORK
These game-worn cleats belonged to Deion Sanders, whose legendary career at FSU from 1985 to 1988 transformed him into one of the most iconic figures in college football history. A two-time consensus ...
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THAT’S A LOT OF TOMAHAWKS
This helmet once sat atop one of the most iconic athletes in FSU history — Deion “Prime Time” Sanders. Wearing Garnet and Gold, Sanders lit up college football fields with unmatched swagger and game-c ...
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THE DESIRE TO BE THE BEST
Arguably the greatest defensive back in FSU history, Deion Sanders added another accolade to his resume with the 1988 Jim Thorpe Award. That season, Sanders had five interceptions, including two pick- ...
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