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 The Reebok NFL Player Replica Jersey was engineered and constructed to duplicate the individual team and skill position utilizing similar fabrics and applications from the Pro Cut version. Screenprinted front, back and TV player numbers, player name on a sewn down name plate and team name or logo on front chest or sleeves, where applicable. Flat knit construction collar with NFL Equipment patch sewn down on bottom of front collar or fabric insert. Reebok vector printed on each sleeve with team stripes, if applicable, duplicated either as a set-in stripe, screenprint stripe or as a knit in jacquard. Reebok NFL Equipment jock tag with alpha sizing applied to lower left bottom. 100% nylon diamond back mesh body and 100% nylon dazzle sleeves and yoke for team color. 100% polyester diamond back mesh body and 100% polyester dazzle sleeves and yoke for white. 100% polyester flat knit rib collar and 100% polyester engineered stripe knit insert for select teams. Imported.
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 Roger Ebert tagged Sugar Hill as one of the best of 1994. Leon Ichaso's film is not an action flick; no, this stylish drama wants to be a small gangster epic. Call it Roemello's Way: a thoughtful drug lord (Wesley Snipes) wants to get out of his business but takes forever to do so. A Shakespearean tragedy slowly--far too slowly--evolves. While it has a definite street-smart sense, no new ground is covered. Snipes is worth watching, though, and Clarence Williams III (seen far too seldom on screen) is terrific as his doomed father. --Doug Thomas
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