UTeric3232
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Colt is going to have a public signing with Signature Collectibles on Saturday. I think they take mail in orders. Prices range from $70 to $90 with $20 inscriptions. You can see the info on their website.
Colt McCoy Paid Signing 1/16 Dallas, TX
Firebirds11
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That's a lot for a 2nd or 3rd round pick don't you think?
UTeric3232
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Ya it is a lot. But the bad thing is there is a ton of longhorn fans who will pay, and TX fans love Colt. He might not be a great NFL QB, but he won more games in college than any QB ever.
If he hadn't gotten hurt and TX had won he probably would have been $100 plus like Vince Young was right after college.
If he hadn't gotten hurt and TX had won he probably would have been $100 plus like Vince Young was right after college.
airbagsmacked
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Wow thats alot for a non 1st rounder!I guess his shoulder is OK for signing 
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I'm glad he knocked out my SI for free TTM. I'm a Colt fan and those prices are way high IMO.
gatorfan234
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Especially for a guy who isn't tough enough to keep playing in the National Championship for his team and fans.
SteelCurtain1974
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No way would I pay that kinda money for him. Of course, there are only one or two peolple that I would pay that for.
BleedingBlue
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I'm a member of TAC too, I saw the post for the signing. I was looking forward to it when they first announced it, but when the prices came out I decided I wasn't going to drive up for it. But I agree, if your a diehard UT fan, people will pay it.
BleedingBlue
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In Colt's defense, how is he supposed to play when he can't feel his throwing arm? In an interview after the game, he said his arm is dead. No feeling whatsoever. He was crying because he couldn't play in the game.