BYRON BULLOUGH GAME ISSUED SIGNED ALTERNATE MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS NIKE JERSEY
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Byron Bullough Game Issued & Signed Michigan State Spartans Green & Bronze Home Alternate Nike Jersey
Byron Bullough is a former linebacker and special teams star for the Michigan State Spartans. Bullough played linebacker in the inaugural Border Classic as Team Michigan defeated Team Ohio, 27-14, on June 14, 2014, in Findlay, Ohio. The talented linebacker was rated as one of the nation’s top athletes by ESPN.com (No. 48) and 247Sports (No. 99), listed as one of the top se...niors in the state of Michigan by the Lansing State Journal (No. 4), ESPN.com (No. 6), The Detroit News (No. 12), Detroit Free Press (No. 13) and 247Sports (No. 20).
Bullough was a three-year starter for Coach Greg Vaughan at St. Francis High School in Traverse City, Michigan and collected 48 tackles and two interceptions in eight games as a senior in 2013. He also compiled 666 rushing yards and 81 receiving yards on the offensive side of the ball. The three-star athlete had a five-word response when asked about his recruitment process: “Michigan State all the way.
His older brothers, Max (who played at MSU from 2010-13) and Riley (2012-16), were All-Big Ten linebackers. Max was a third-team All-American his senior year and recorded 299 total tackles at MSU. Riley — who’s now on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — made the All-Big Ten defense third team his junior year, and was voted to the second team the following season. Byron’s dad, Shane (1983-86), is 17th in total tackles in MSU history with 311, and his uncle and current MSU defensive ends coach, Chuck (1988-91), is sixth. His grandpa, Hank (1952-54), played guard, and sister, Holly, runs track and field at MSU.
Bullough was a four-year letterwinner at MSU and recorded 22 tackles in 42 career games. He's one of just 29 Spartans in program history to earn Academic All-Big Ten honors four times. Bullough is also a two-time member of the team’s Eagles leadership council.
In his junior year, Bullough played in all 13 games and had a career-high 13 tackles playing 57 snaps. The linebacker tallied two tackles vs. Washington State in the Holiday Bowl and logged one stop in the Indiana game and was named Spartan Special Teams Player of the Week. Bullough served as game captain and logged a career-high four tackles against Notre Dame, including his first career tackle for loss.
The featured Michigan State Spartans home alternate jersey was game issued to Byron Bullough as a member of the Spartans. In 2015, these dynamite alternate jerseys were worn for the September 12th game against the Oregon Ducks as well as the Maryland Terrapins game on November 14th. In 2016, this style jersey was also worn for a 49-0 rout over the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on November 12th, 2016. The phalanx battle formation, perfected by ancient Spartan warriors, represents an impenetrable unified front and is known as one of the most feared tactical formations in history. The alternate Spartan football uniform brought this story to life, visually representing the phalanx when the team stands side-by-side on the field. Influenced by Spartan shields, bronze sleeve caps house the MSU logo and pay homage to the gridiron warrior’s homeland. The alternate jersey also features subtle bronze highlights throughout the design.
Symbolic of MSU’s on-field bravery, the Greek phrase, “molon labe, ” is embroidered in the back collar of every jersey, echoing King Leonidas’s battle cry to “come and get them” as the Spartans take the field. The phrase dates back to 480 B.C. The Spartans logo displays prominently across the jersey neckline with BIG TEN Patch and Nike Logo. The lower left tail features a size 38 tag with “L” hangtag. Bullough has signed the back of the jersey and added his "#38" in black. Unique jersey for a Michigan State Spartans Fan!!!!
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Byron Bullough is a former linebacker and special teams star for the Michigan State Spartans. Bullough played linebacker in the inaugural Border Classic as Team Michigan defeated Team Ohio, 27-14, on June 14, 2014, in Findlay, Ohio. The talented linebacker was rated as one of the nation’s top athletes by ESPN.com (No. 48) and 247Sports (No. 99), listed as one of the top se...niors in the state of Michigan by the Lansing State Journal (No. 4), ESPN.com (No. 6), The Detroit News (No. 12), Detroit Free Press (No. 13) and 247Sports (No. 20).
Bullough was a three-year starter for Coach Greg Vaughan at St. Francis High School in Traverse City, Michigan and collected 48 tackles and two interceptions in eight games as a senior in 2013. He also compiled 666 rushing yards and 81 receiving yards on the offensive side of the ball. The three-star athlete had a five-word response when asked about his recruitment process: “Michigan State all the way.
His older brothers, Max (who played at MSU from 2010-13) and Riley (2012-16), were All-Big Ten linebackers. Max was a third-team All-American his senior year and recorded 299 total tackles at MSU. Riley — who’s now on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — made the All-Big Ten defense third team his junior year, and was voted to the second team the following season. Byron’s dad, Shane (1983-86), is 17th in total tackles in MSU history with 311, and his uncle and current MSU defensive ends coach, Chuck (1988-91), is sixth. His grandpa, Hank (1952-54), played guard, and sister, Holly, runs track and field at MSU.
Bullough was a four-year letterwinner at MSU and recorded 22 tackles in 42 career games. He's one of just 29 Spartans in program history to earn Academic All-Big Ten honors four times. Bullough is also a two-time member of the team’s Eagles leadership council.
In his junior year, Bullough played in all 13 games and had a career-high 13 tackles playing 57 snaps. The linebacker tallied two tackles vs. Washington State in the Holiday Bowl and logged one stop in the Indiana game and was named Spartan Special Teams Player of the Week. Bullough served as game captain and logged a career-high four tackles against Notre Dame, including his first career tackle for loss.
The featured Michigan State Spartans home alternate jersey was game issued to Byron Bullough as a member of the Spartans. In 2015, these dynamite alternate jerseys were worn for the September 12th game against the Oregon Ducks as well as the Maryland Terrapins game on November 14th. In 2016, this style jersey was also worn for a 49-0 rout over the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on November 12th, 2016. The phalanx battle formation, perfected by ancient Spartan warriors, represents an impenetrable unified front and is known as one of the most feared tactical formations in history. The alternate Spartan football uniform brought this story to life, visually representing the phalanx when the team stands side-by-side on the field. Influenced by Spartan shields, bronze sleeve caps house the MSU logo and pay homage to the gridiron warrior’s homeland. The alternate jersey also features subtle bronze highlights throughout the design.
Symbolic of MSU’s on-field bravery, the Greek phrase, “molon labe, ” is embroidered in the back collar of every jersey, echoing King Leonidas’s battle cry to “come and get them” as the Spartans take the field. The phrase dates back to 480 B.C. The Spartans logo displays prominently across the jersey neckline with BIG TEN Patch and Nike Logo. The lower left tail features a size 38 tag with “L” hangtag. Bullough has signed the back of the jersey and added his "#38" in black. Unique jersey for a Michigan State Spartans Fan!!!!
Shipping is $12
