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Bo Jackson

This is a 1990 Score Ground Force football insert card, number 330, featuring Bo Jackson of the Los Angeles Raiders. It is the tenth of twelve cards in the Ground Force insert series and shows Jackson in his black #34 Raiders uniform running with the football against a blue lightning-filled illustrated background. The back presents his 1989 season highlights, including 950 rushing yards and a 92-yard touchdown run, along with quotes from Steve Beuerlein and Sam Wyche, NFL and NFLPA licensing…

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Front of 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330, portrait-orientation football card front with red, white, and blue border. Player in black Raiders jersey #34 with silver helmet running with…
Front of 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330, portrait-orientation football card front with red, white, and blue border. Player in black Raiders jersey #34 with silver helmet running with…
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Back of 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330, back of a Score football card with green border. Top banner shows card number 330, '(Card 10 of 12)', and the Score logo. Large blue stencil-style…
Back of 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330 1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330, back of a Score football card with green border. Top banner shows card number 330, '(Card 10 of 12)', and the Score logo. Large blue stencil-style…
Subject
Bo Jackson
Year or era
1990
Publisher
Score
Set
Ground Force
Card number
330
Variant
1990 Score Ground Force Bo Jackson #330
Serial number
Not numbered
Category
sports_card
Autograph
No

Collector questions

What card is this?

This is card #330 from the 1990 Score Ground Force insert set, featuring Bo Jackson of the Los Angeles Raiders. It is identified as Card 10 of 12 in the Ground Force series.

What does the front of the card look like?

The front has a red, white, and blue border with a GROUND FORCE banner and Score logo at the top. Bo Jackson is shown in his black Raiders #34 jersey and silver helmet running with the football against a blue lightning-filled illustrated background, with a BO JACKSON nameplate at the bottom.

What information appears on the back of the card?

The back has a green border with the card number 330, the notation '(Card 10 of 12)', and a large blue GROUND FORCE title over a yellow lightning bolt. It includes a biographical text panel about Bo Jackson's 1989 season, quotes from teammate Steve Beuerlein and Bengals coach Sam Wyche, NFL and NFLPA logos, and the copyright line '© 1990 SCORE, PRINTED IN U.S.A.'

What 1989 season details are mentioned on the card back?

The back notes that in 1989 Bo Jackson hit 32 home runs with 105 RBIs in the American League, then joined the Raiders in Week 6 and rushed for 950 yards on 173 carries, the sixth-best total in the AFC, with a 5.5-yard average that ranked second in the AFC and third in the NFL. It also highlights his fourth game of 1989, a 28-7 win over the Bengals, in which he ran 13 times for 159 yards and two touchdowns…

Is this card part of a set?

Yes. It is one of twelve cards in the 1990 Score Ground Force insert series, and this card is the tenth in that series, as stated on the card back.

Transcribed card text

Front:
GROUND FORCE SCORE™ BO JACKSON

Back:
330 (Card 10 of 12) SCORE™ GROUND FORCE BO JACKSON Bo can do it all. In '89, after hitting 32 home runs and driving in 105 runs in the American League, he joined the Raiders in Week 6 and went on to gain 950 yards rushing on 173 carries, the sixth best total in the AFC. His 5.5-yard average ranked second in the AFC and third in the NFL. "Bo just adds a new dimension — he can make something out of nothing," said teammate Steve Beuerlein. "He's one of the few guys who can cut on a dime and accelerate to full speed in about one second." In Bo's fourth game in '89, a 28-7 win over the Bengals, he carried only 13 times for a season-high 159 yards and two touchdowns. Included in his total was a team-record 92-yard TD run. "Bo is as advertised," said Bengal head coach Sam Wyche. "He is one of those rare ones who comes along only so often. He will go down as one of the legends of the game." Officially Licensed Product NFL™ NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYERS ASSOCIATION® © 1990 SCORE, PRINTED IN U.S.A.