Presented are three ticket stubs to Fordham University football games from the time when the great Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Vince Lombardi was a Fordham football player, although as a freshman he did not play varsity football in 1933. All three of the ticket stubs have been encapsulated and graded by PSA. The tickets: 1) 1933, Fordham vs. NYU, Nov.11, Fordham 20, N.Y.U. 12. This stub measures approx. 2.25x2.6", for a $2.20 Rear Box Reserved Seat at Yankee Stadium. PSA certified AUTHENTIC. 2) 1933, Fordham vs. Oregon State, Nov. 18. Oregon State 9, Fordham 6. The stub measures approx. 2.1x2.75", for a $1.65 Field Stand Reserved Seat at the Polo Grounds. PSA certified AUTHENTIC.3) 1935, Fordham vs. Vanderbilt, Nov 11, Fordham 13, Vanderbilt 7, at the Polo Grounds. PSA certified AUTHENTIC. In 1935, Lombardi was the right guard on Fordham's Seven Blocks of Granite, the name given to the Fordham line in the university's glory years. The '35 team had a 6-1-2 record and were ranked Number 11 among Eastern college teams. Of course, Lombardi went on to be an assistant coach at the U.S. Military Academy, an assistant coach the New York Giants, and a head coach in the NFL for ten years, with nine years at Green Bay and a final season at Washington. With Green Bay, Lombardi was a 5-time NFL Champion and a 2-time Super Bowl winner. The Super Bowl Trophy is named after him. The ticket stubs make fine mementos of Lombardi's time at Fordham.