Michigan's “Four in a Row”: Autographed Cards From a Rivalry Era

For four straight seasons, Michigan did the one thing that matters most in Ann Arbor: beat Ohio State. That run — capped by Dominic Zvada's go-ahead field goal in Columbus in 2024 — is the backdrop for a set of autographed “Michigan Moments” cards, each serial-numbered to 100, and each authenticated and Verified & Shipped from our Portland, Oregon warehouse.

The players in the set

Four names from that era, each with a signed, numbered card:

• Dominic Zvada — the placekicker whose late field goal sealed the 2024 win over No. 2 Ohio State.
• Kalel Mullings — the running back who powered Michigan's ground game.
• Rod Moore — a cornerstone of the Wolverines' secondary at safety.
• Makari Paige — a hard-hitting safety alongside Moore on the back end.

What “numbered to 100” means

Each card is serial-numbered out of 100 — a fixed print run stamped on the card itself. That numbering is part of what makes a signed card collectible: it's a durable characteristic of the card, not a marketing line. Pair the numbering with an on-card autograph and you have a piece that's specific, verifiable, and tied to a moment fans remember.

Why the rivalry matters here

Michigan's four consecutive wins over Ohio State (2021–2024) is the kind of run that gets memorialized. Cards from that window aren't just player cards — they're artifacts of a specific era of Michigan football. For a Wolverines fan, that context is the whole point: these are names attached to a stretch of the rivalry that went one way, four years running.

Collecting the moment

Signed cards work differently from sneakers, but the instinct is the same one that drives everything we do: find something with real provenance, verify it, and pass it on honestly. A numbered autograph from a rivalry-defining season is a small piece of that history — the kind of thing that means more to the person who was watching when Zvada's kick went through.

How do I know it's real?

Short version: look for third-party authentication (PSA/DNA, JSA, Beckett), confirm the hologram serial resolves in the authenticator's database, and buy from a seller who stands behind the item. That's the standard we hold ourselves to. New to signed cards? Read how to tell if a sports autograph is real and PSA grading explained before you buy anything signed, anywhere — and see why West Coast Deals is legit.

— Anthony from West Coast Deals