For around ten years, University of Michigan football had timeline-style ticket sheets. When kept intact, the tickets would form a mini-mural of something in team history, from great coaches, to conference championships. Here are three of my favorite stubs from that era:
The first, from 2004, had the theme of Michigan's great players in their 125 years. That guy on the middle hiking the ball is Gerald Ford, long before the White House.
The second, from 2003, had the theme of Michigan's great rivalries. This stub features many of the great images from Michigan's victories over Ohio State, and (so far) that game was the last Michigan victory over the hated Buckeyes.
The third, from 2000, had the theme of Michigan's bowl appearances. The last stub featured a quarterback who just graduated, Tom Brady. Long before he was on football cards, the first collectible of Tom Brady's football career was a Michigan ticket stub.
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