Ricky Williams Signed Texas Longhorns Custom Orange Jersey - JSA

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Add the autograph of one of the most decorated and beloved players in Texas Longhorns history — captured on the school's iconic burnt orange canvas — to your collection with this Ricky Williams Autographed Texas Longhorns Custom Orange Football Jersey — JSA Authenticated. Williams signed this custom orange Longhorns jersey. Just the second Heisman Trophy winner in Texas history, Williams capped his legendary Longhorns career with the 1998 Heisman, the NCAA's all-time career rushing record, and a #34 jersey that Texas has since retired — cementing his place among the program's greatest legends. Authenticated by James Spence Authentication with a tamper-proof hologram and matching certificate of authenticity, verifiable at JSA's official website.

Product Highlights

  • Hand-signed by Ricky Williams — 1998 Heisman Trophy winner; NCAA all-time career rushing record holder (6,279 yards); first-ever two-time Doak Walker Award winner; 1998 Maxwell Award and Walter Camp Player of the Year; 2x unanimous consensus First-Team All-American; College Football Hall of Fame; #34 retired by Texas
  • Texas Longhorns Custom Orange Jersey — custom burnt orange jersey (no brand name) with nicely sewn-in name and numbers; approximate size XL
  • JSA Authenticated: tamper-proof hologram and matching certificate of authenticity; verifiable at JSA's official website
  • A Texas Longhorns legend: just the second Heisman Trophy winner in school history, joining Earl Campbell (1977); his #34 was retired by Texas in a 2000 pregame ceremony
  • The record-breaking moment: broke Tony Dorsett's 22-year-old NCAA career rushing record on a 60-yard touchdown run against rival Texas A&M on November 27, 1998, with Dorsett himself on the sideline to congratulate him
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A Texas Longhorns Legend

Ricky Williams stands among the greatest and most beloved players in the storied history of Texas Longhorns football. In 1998, Williams became just the second Heisman Trophy winner in Texas history — joining the legendary Earl Campbell (1977) — capturing the award with what was then the highest percentage of first-place votes ever cast. Across his Longhorns career (1995-1998), Williams set 21 NCAA records and 46 University of Texas marks, and finished as the most prolific rusher in major college football history with 6,279 career rushing yards. His four-year dominance, powerful running style, and magnetic personality made him a fan favorite in Austin and a symbol of Longhorns football. Texas retired his #34 jersey in a pregame ceremony on September 30, 2000, and he was later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame — permanent honors that cemented his place among the program's all-time legends.

The 1998 Heisman and the NCAA Rushing Record

Williams' 1998 senior season was one of the finest individual campaigns in college football history. He rushed for 2,124 yards and 27 touchdowns, swept the sport's major individual awards — the Heisman Trophy, the Maxwell Award, and the Walter Camp Player of the Year — and became the first-ever two-time winner of the Doak Walker Award as the nation's top running back. The defining moment came on November 27, 1998, against archrival Texas A&M: needing 62 yards to break Tony Dorsett's 22-year-old NCAA Division I-A career rushing record, Williams took a first-quarter handoff and broke through several tacklers for a 60-yard touchdown run that shattered the mark — with Dorsett himself waiting on the Texas sideline to personally congratulate him. Williams finished his career with 6,279 rushing yards, 75 total touchdowns, and a then-NCAA-record 6.21 career yards per carry, surpassing the mark held by Ohio State's two-time Heisman winner Archie Griffin. Selected fifth overall in the 1999 NFL Draft, Williams went on to lead the NFL in rushing in 2002, but his legendary Texas tenure remains the foundation of his place in football history — the era this burnt orange jersey represents.

JSA Authentication

This jersey has been certified authentic by James Spence Authentication (JSA). A tamper-proof hologram has been applied to the jersey, and the matching certificate of authenticity ships with the piece. The JSA hologram number can be verified online at JSA's official website. JSA is one of the most widely recognized third-party authentication services in the autograph and memorabilia industry.

Specifications

Player Errick Lynne "Ricky" Williams Jr.
College Team Texas Longhorns (1995-1998)
Position Running Back (#34; wore #11 earlier in career)
Item Type Autographed Football Jersey
Jersey Texas Longhorns custom burnt orange jersey; sewn-in name and numbers; approximate size XL
Authentication James Spence Authentication (JSA) — tamper-proof hologram and matching COA verifiable at JSA's official website
1998 Heisman Trophy Won — highest percentage of first-place votes in Heisman history at the time; 2nd Texas Heisman winner after Earl Campbell (1977)
NCAA Career Rushing Record 6,279 yards — broke Tony Dorsett's 22-year-old record (6,082) on Nov. 27, 1998 vs. Texas A&M
Doak Walker Award 2x (1997, 1998) — first-ever two-time winner
1998 Major Awards Maxwell Award; Walter Camp Player of the Year
All-American 2x unanimous consensus First-Team
1998 Season Stats 2,124 rushing yards, 27 TDs
Career Rushing Yards (college) 6,279 (6.21 career yards per carry — then-NCAA record, surpassing Archie Griffin)
Career TDs (college) 75 total (72 rushing)
NCAA / School Records 21 NCAA records; 46 University of Texas marks
College Football Hall of Fame Inducted
Texas Jersey Retired #34 (September 30, 2000)
NFL Career 5th overall pick, 1999 NFL Draft (New Orleans Saints); 2002 NFL rushing champion (1,853 yards, Miami Dolphins); 10,009 career rushing yards
High School Patrick Henry High School (San Diego, California)
Height/Weight 5'10" / 225 lbs
Born May 21, 1977, San Diego, California (age 49)
Condition Excellent

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This piece is authenticated by James Spence Authentication (JSA), a leading third-party authenticator trusted by collectors, auction houses, and grading services worldwide. Every JSA-authenticated item carries a numbered sticker affixed to the piece and a matching Certificate of Authenticity (COA) — both of which can be cross-checked through JSA's online verification system.

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