Shocker Memorabilia Marketplace

[Shoxthemonkey]

Does anybody else have one of these? 12 yr old me caught a perfect spiral from a Shocker cheerleader in 1964. I wish I could remember who the opponent was.

[shocker3]

Does anybody else have one of these? 12 yr old me caught a perfect spiral from a Shocker cheerleader in 1964. I wish I could remember who the opponent was.

I had one of those footballs as a kid. I loved it. I think they threw those out at more than one game. Mine came from a game against Northern Illinois. My grandpa got it and gave it to me.

[pogo]

OK I would love to have a question answered. Back in the day when you purchased a soft drink at football or basketball games they came in a yellow heavy plastic/souvenir cup and with Shocker logo. After the games kids would swarm the arena to pick up the ones left behind. Why don't they still have these. I mean they were so good a young couple could go to a game and have a starter set of glass ware for Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners:)

[WstateU]

OK I would love to have a question answered. Back in the day when you purchased a soft drink at football or basketball games they came in a yellow heavy plastic/souvenir cup and with Shocker logo. After the games kids would swarm the arena to pick up the ones left behind. Why don't they still have these. I mean they were so good a young couple could go to a game and have a starter set of glass ware for Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners:)

[Cdizzle]

OK I would love to have a question answered. Back in the day when you purchased a soft drink at football or basketball games they came in a yellow heavy plastic/souvenir cup and with Shocker logo. After the games kids would swarm the arena to pick up the ones left behind. Why don't they still have these. I mean they were so good a young couple could go to a game and have a starter set of glass ware for Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners:)

If you're not still drinking everything from a glorious faded-Wu logo'd yellow plastic cup, you did the 90s wrong.

[ShockerDropOut]

I am still drinking from my vintage Wichita Aeros cup.

[shoxlax]

I have 5 unused 1981 Battle of New Orleans Cups from the Campus Activities Center. Will post picture later.

Looking for 7 bucks apiece for them as there probably isn't too many new in perfect condition cups around.

[shoxlax]

[shoxlax]

I will see your football and raise you four promotional basketballs

[ArtVandalay]

Hmm, none of you majored in photography or took basic computer courses in the 70s I see.

Edit: on mobile, the images appear normal. On desktop, the images were upside down. Strange.

[shoxlax]

They look okay on my desktop?

[ArtVandalay]

They look okay on my desktop?

I don't know. They're still upside down on my iPad. Maybe it's me who can't operate the computer

[DwShock]

OK I would love to have a question answered. Back in the day when you purchased a soft drink at football or basketball games they came in a yellow heavy plastic/souvenir cup and with Shocker logo. After the games kids would swarm the arena to pick up the ones left behind. Why don't they still have these. I mean they were so good a young couple could go to a game and have a starter set of glass ware for Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners:)

I agree. Doesn't matter what event I go to if they have a souvenir cup I buy it. I've got quite the collection of them. Even a couple sCUm ones. But the only major sporting event I've been to that doesn't have them is WSU games. Someone get WSU to start offering them. I would think the extra price charged for them would pay off.

[pogo]

A souvenir cup with WSU on it gets used over and over again. Keeps the brand out there. There is no such thing as bad advertising.

[ShockdaWorld]

A souvenir cup with WSU on it gets used over and over again. Keeps the brand out there. There is no such thing as bad advertising.

I have a promotional products company, and this is absolutely true. I could get yellow cups with black print, black cups with yellow print, white cups with yellow and black print, etc. The trouble comes with licensing. Number 1, I think (but haven't looked into it at all) that seller must be licensed to sell the items, but doesn't the manufacturer have to be licensed as well? Number 2, I don't know enough about it, other than it has to be done. Number 3, I know a lot of people sell unlicensed products, but I won't be one of them. Number 4, if what I've heard about the cost for licensing, I'd have to be selling a lot more than a few plastic cups to make it worthwhile.