1977 Earl Campbell Signed Sports Illustrated UT Magazine PSA 8 DNA Auto 10 HOF

1977 Sports Illustrated Earl Campbell Signed Texas Longhorns SI Magazine Issue PSA 8.0 Very Fine DNA 10 Auto Peace & Love Inscribed Slabbed

Offered here is a stunning and highly desirable 1977 Sports Illustrated magazine featuring Texas Longhorns legend Earl Campbell, boldly hand-signed and encapsulated in a PSA graded slab.

This issue, famously titled “Mmm, Mmm, Great!”, captures Campbell during his dominant collegiate years at Texas, prior to his legendary NFL career and eventual induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (HOF 1991). The cover is a true collector favorite, showcasing one of the most powerful running backs in football history.

The autograph has been professionally authenticated and graded PSA/DNA Auto 10, displaying an exceptional, clean signature that stands out beautifully across the magazine cover. The magazine itself is graded PSA 8, presenting strong eye appeal for its age and preservation.

A particularly notable feature is Campbell’s “Peace & Love” inscription placed before his name, adding a rare and highly personal touch that significantly enhances desirability among serious autograph collectors.

This signature style is believed to date from the 1980s–1990s signing period, a time when Earl Campbell consistently signed all letters of his name with full, deliberate strokes—very different from his more abbreviated modern autograph style. Collectors recognize this era as producing some of his most attractive and fully formed signatures.

Key Highlights:

• 1977 Sports Illustrated “Mmm, Mmm, Great!” cover
• Signed by Texas Longhorns & NFL Hall of Famer Earl Campbell
• PSA 8 graded magazine
• PSA/DNA Auto 10 signature
• Rare “Peace & Love” inscription before signature
• Early-era full-name signature style (1980s–1990s)
• Iconic Heisman Trophy winner and Hall of Fame legend
• Outstanding eye appeal and strong collector demand

A premium addition for any serious Texas Longhorns collector, Hall of Fame autograph investor, or Sports Illustrated vintage magazine enthusiast.