List of athletes on Wheaties boxes

Some Wheaties boxes with athletes or teams on the packaging, from the late 1990s.

In 1934, the breakfast cereal Wheaties began the practice of including pictures of athletes on its packaging to coincide with its slogan, "The Breakfast of Champions." In its original form, athletes were depicted on the sides or back of the cereal box, though in 1958 Wheaties began placing the pictures on the front of the box. The tradition has included hundreds of athletes from many different sports, and also team depictions.^{[citation needed]}

This article lists the athletes or teams depicted on Wheaties boxes, along with the year(s) of depiction and sport played. This list is not all-inclusive, and athletes may have been shown together with teams and groups, or on the sides, back, or front of the box. Most athletes appeared on the standard Wheaties box, while others appeared on the Honey Frosted Wheaties (HFW), Crispy Wheaties 'n' Raisins (CWR), Wheaties Energy Crunch (WEC), or Wheaties Fuel (WF) boxes.

Around 1990, General Mills did a promotion called "Picture Yourself on a Wheaties Box," in which, for a fee, they would make a custom Wheaties box from one's own photograph that was sealed in clear acrylic. Kristi Yamaguchi, among other athletes, was featured in advertising this campaign.^{[citation needed]}

Individual athletes

Year	Athlete	Sport	Notes	Ref
1934, 1992, 1999	Lou Gehrig	Baseball	First athlete depicted	^[1]
1934	Jimmie Foxx	Baseball
1934	Ellsworth Vines	Tennis
1934	Elinor Smith	Aviator	First female depicted
1934	Martin and Osa Johnson	Aviators	First married couple depicted
1935	Dizzy Dean	Baseball
1935	Babe Didrikson Zaharias	Golf	First female athlete depicted
1935	Jane Fauntz	Olympic diving
1935	Benny Friedman	Football	Michigan New York Giants HOF
1936	Robert Kessler	Basketball
1936	Jesse Owens	Track and Field	First African American athlete depicted^[2]
1936	Kit Klein	Speedskating
1936	Wilbur Shaw	Auto racing
1937	Earl Averill	Baseball
1937	Buck Jordan	Baseball
1937	Lefty Gomez	Baseball
1937	Mel Ott	Baseball
1937	Cecil Travis	Baseball
1937	Harold "Hal" Trosky	Baseball
1938	Bob Feller	Baseball
1938	Lou Fette	Baseball
1938	Charlie Gehringer	Baseball
1938	Lefty Grove	Baseball
1938	Billy Herman	Baseball
1938	Carl Hubbell	Baseball
1939	Leo Durocher	Baseball
1939	Johnny Mize	Baseball
1939	Jack Manders	Football	Pro football's first kicking specialist
1930s	Marty Barry	Ice hockey
1947	Hank Greenberg	Baseball
1951	Tom Fears	Football
1951	Otto Graham	Football
1951	George Kell	Baseball
1951	Ralph Kiner	Baseball
1951	Bob Lemon	Baseball
1951	Johnny Lujack	Football
1952	Roy Campanella	Baseball
1952	Glenn Davis	Football
1952	George Mikan	Basketball	Minneapolis Lakers
1952	Elwin "Preacher" Roe	Baseball
1952	Bob Waterfield	Football
1956	Bob Cousy	Basketball
1956	Bobby Layne	Football
1956	Duke Snider	Baseball
1958	Bob Richards	Track and field (pole vault)	First athlete depicted on front of box
1959	Esther Williams	Swimming
1964	Bart Starr	Football
1964	Tom Tresh	Baseball
1967	Raymond Berry	Football
1967	Joe Horlen	Baseball
1967	Tim McCarver	Baseball
1967	Billy Mills	Running track
1967	Bobby Richardson	Baseball
1968	Tom Matte	Football
1976, 2012	Bruce Jenner	Decathlon
1983	Steve Veltman	Bicycle Motocross Racing
1984	Leslie Deniz	Discus
1984, 1999, 2012	Mary Lou Retton	Gymnastics	First gymnast (and female Gymnast) depicted
1985	Pete Rose	Baseball
1986, 2000	Walter Payton	Football	First African-American on front of package
1987	Chris Evert	Tennis
1987	Jim Kelly	Football
1988	Sammy Chagolla	Wrestling
1988	A.C. Green	Basketball
1988	Michael Jordan	Basketball	Most depictions on box (18 total)
1988	Steve Largent	Football
1989	Johnny Bench	Baseball
1989	Detroit Pistons	Basketball
1989	Joe Dumars	Basketball
1989	Jim Palmer	Baseball
1990	Eric Davis	Baseball
1990	Boomer Esiason	Football
1991	Tom Barrasso	Ice hockey
1991	Phil Bourque	Ice hockey
1991	Paul Coffey	Ice hockey
1991	Bob Errey	Ice hockey
1991	Randy Gilhen	Ice hockey
1991, 1992	Jaromír Jágr	Ice hockey
1991, 1992	Mario Lemieux	Ice hockey
1991	Troy Loney	Ice hockey
1991	Frank Pietrangelo	Ice hockey
1991	Kevin Stevens	Ice hockey
1991	Peter Taglianetti	Ice hockey
1991, 1992, 1993	Horace Grant	Basketball
1992, 1999	Barry Sanders	Football
1992	Babe Ruth	Baseball
1993	Larry Bird	Basketball
1993	Jack Del Rio	Football
1993	Chris Doleman	Football
1993	Clyde Drexler	Basketball
1993	John Elway	Football
1995, 2001	Cal Ripken Jr.	Baseball
1995	Josh Gibson	Baseball
1995	Dan Marino	Football
1996	Amanda Borden	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Amy Chow	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Dominique Dawes	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Tom Dolan	Swimming
1996	Michael Johnson	track and field
1996	Shannon Miller	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Dominique Moceanu	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Dan O'Brien	Track and field (decathlon)
1996	Jaycie Phelps	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Jackie Robinson	Baseball
1996	Roger Staubach	football
1996	Kerri Strug	Gymnastics	U.S. Olympic gymnastics team box
1996	Amy Van Dyken	Swimming
1996	Steve Young	Football	(CWR)
1996, 1999	Troy Aikman	Football
1996, 2010	Dale Earnhardt	NASCAR
1996–2000	Ken Griffey Jr.	Baseball
1997	Arthur Ashe	Tennis
1997	Terry Glenn	Football
1997	"Mean" Joe Greene	Football	(CWR)
1997	Franco Harris	Football
1997, 2007	Tony Gwynn	Baseball
1998	Terrell Davis	Football
1998	Tricia Dunn	Ice hockey
1998	Brett Favre	Football
1998	Cammi Granato	Ice hockey
1998	Mark McGwire	Baseball
1998	Richard Petty	NASCAR
1999	Stone Cold Steve Austin	Professional wrestling
1999	Lance Armstrong	Cycling
1999	Brandi Chastain	Soccer
1999	Arnold Palmer	Golf
1999	Mia Hamm	Soccer
1999	Joe Torre	Baseball
1999, 2012	Muhammad Ali	Boxing
1999, 2000, 2001	Bill Elliott	NASCAR	(CWR Reg.) (HFW)
2000	Stacy Dragila	Pole Vault
2000	Pete Sampras	Tennis
2001	Barry Bonds	Baseball
2001	Tony Dorsett	Football
2001	Althea Gibson	Tennis
2001	Kirby Puckett	Baseball
2001	Jim Thorpe	Track & Field, Football, Baseball		^[3]^[4]
2001	Dave Winfield	Baseball
2002	Hank Aaron	Baseball
2002	A. J. Foyt	INDYCAR
2002	Sarah Hughes	Figure skating
2002	Cael Sanderson	Wrestling
2002	Emmitt Smith	Football
2002	Ozzie Smith	Baseball
2003	Kevin Garnett	Basketball
2003	Wayne Gretzky	Ice hockey
2003	Rafael Palmeiro	Baseball
2003	Joe Paterno	College Football Coach (Penn State)
2003	Darrell Waltrip	NASCAR
2004	Andre Agassi	Tennis
2004	Carl Lewis	Track & Field
2004	Justin Gatlin	Track
2004	Peyton Manning	Football
2004	Pedro Martínez	Baseball
2004	David Ortiz	Baseball
2004	Carly Patterson	Gymnastics
2004	David Robinson	Basketball
2004	Jackie Joyner-Kersee	Track & Field
2004, 2012, 2016	Michael Phelps	Swimming
2004	Michael Vick	Football
2005	Roberto Clemente	Baseball
2005	Tim Duncan	Basketball
2005	Kirk Gibson	Baseball
2005	Shaquille O'Neal	Basketball
2005	Albert Pujols	Baseball
2006	Chris Carpenter	Baseball
2006	Julius Erving	Basketball
2006	Doug Flutie	Football
2006	Apolo Anton Ohno	Short track speed skating
2006	Alex Rodriguez	Baseball
2006	Joey Cheek	Long Track Speedskating
2007	Bill Russell	Basketball
2008	Jarrod Shoemaker	Triathlon
2008	Hunter Kemper	Triathlon
2008	Bryan Clay	Decathlon
2008	Nastia Liukin	Gymnastics
2009	Willis Reed	Basketball
2010	Lindsey Vonn	Alpine skiing
2010	Shaun White	Snowboarding
2010	Seth Wescott	Snowboard cross
2011	Chris McCormack	Triathlon	(WF)
2011, 2012	Aaron Rodgers	Football
2012	Clay Matthews III	Football	(WF)
2012	Misty May-Treanor	Beach Volleyball
2012	Samantha "Sam" Gordon	Football	First female Football player
2013	Adrian Peterson	Football
2014	Sage Kotsenburg	Snowboarding
2014	Mikaela Shiffrin	Alpine skiing
2014	Anthony Pettis	Mixed Martial Arts
2015	Stephen Curry	Basketball
2016	Ryan Dungey	Motocross
2017	Jordan Spieth	Golf
2018	Kyrie Irving	Basketball
2018	Russell Wilson	Football		^[5]
2019	Serena Williams	Tennis
	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar	Basketball
	Michelle Akers	Soccer
	Ethan Allen	Baseball
	Johnny Allen	Baseball
	Marcus Allen	Football
	Sandy Alomar Jr.	Baseball
	Leonel Álvarez	Soccer
	Ignacio Ambriz	Soccer
	Ottis Anderson	Football
	George Lee "Sparky" Anderson	Baseball
	Luke Appling	Baseball
	B. J. Armstrong	Basketball
	Morrie Arnovich	Baseball
	Steve Atwater	Football
	Arnold "Red" Auerbach	Basketball
	Jeff Bagwell	Baseball
	Max Baer	Boxing
	Chris Bailey	Tennis
	George Barclay	Baseball
	Justin McCarthy "Sam" Barry	Basketball
	Marie Bartoletti	Marathon	(WEC)
	Marlene Bauer	Golf
	Sammy Baugh	Football
	Mark Bavaro	Football
	Josh Beckett	Baseball
	Myriam Bédard	Biathlon
	Beau Bell	Baseball
	James "Cool Papa" Bell	Baseball
	Andy Benes	Baseball
	Brooke Bennett	Swimming
	Cornelius Bennett	Football
	Edgar Bennett	Football
	Patty Berg	Golf
	Wally Berger	Baseball
	Yogi Berra	Baseball
	Bernie Bierman	Football
	Craig Biggio	Baseball
	Simone Biles	Gymnastics
	Drew Bledsoe	Football
	Ken Block	Racing
	Zeke Bonura	Baseball
	Lou Boudreau	Baseball
	Claudio Branco	Soccer
	Tommy Bridges	Baseball
	Johnny Mack Brown	Football
	Tim Brown	Football
	Terry Bradshaw	Football
	Isaac Bruce	Football
	Don Budge	Tennis
	Mark Buehrle	Baseball
	Jay Buhner	Baseball
	Nick Buoniconti	Football
	Ellis Burks	Baseball
	Dick Butkus	Football
	Wally Butts	Football
	Karyn Bye	Ice hockey
	Earnest Byner	Football
	Kyle Busch	NASCAR
	Ken Caminiti	Baseball
	Harry Caray	Baseball broadcaster
	Cris Carter	Football
	Bill Cartwright	Basketball
	Ron Cey	Baseball
	Wilt Chamberlain	Basketball
	Mark Chmura	Football
	Earl "Dutch" Clark	Football
	Gary Clark	Football
	Roger Clemens	Baseball
	Harlond Clift	Baseball
	Ben Coates	Football
	Mickey Cochrane	Baseball
	David Cone	Baseball
	Michael Cooper	Basketball
	Joey Cora	Baseball
	Roger Craig	Football
	Joe Cronin	Baseball
	Jim Crowley	Football
	Kiki Cuyler	Baseball
	Harry Danning	Baseball
	Bob Davies	Basketball
	Curt Davis	Baseball
	Darryl Dawkins	Basketball
	Paul Dean	Baseball
	Frank Demaree	Baseball
	Jack Dempsey	Boxing
	Paul Derringer	Baseball
	Donna DeVarona	Swimming
	Bill Dickey	Baseball
	Joe DiMaggio	Baseball
	Abner Doubleday	Baseball
	Marshall Faulk	Football
	Lew Fonseca	Baseball
	Barry Foster	Football
	Gretchen Fraser	Alpine skiing
	Frankie Frisch	Baseball
	Walt Frazier	Basketball
	Andrés Galarraga	Baseball
	Juan González	Baseball
	Joe "Flash" Gordon	Baseball
	Goose Goslin	Baseball
	Red Grange	Football
	Kevin Greene	Football
	Ralph Guldahl	Golf
	Stanley Hack	Baseball
	Odell Hale	Baseball
	Gabby Hartnett	Baseball
	John Havlicek	Basketball
	Eric Heiden	(CWR) Speed skating
	James "Chico" Hernandez	(WEC) Sombo wrestling
	Merril Hoge	Football
	Ben Hogan	Golf
	Nat Holman	Basketball
	Mike Holmgren	Football
	Desmond Howard	Football
	Dixie Howell	Baseball
	Kent Hrbek	Baseball
	Don Hutson	Football
	Doug Heir	Paralympics
	Peter Jacobsen	Golf
	Joe Jacoby	Football
	Ned Jarrett	NASCAR
	Ab Jenkins	Auto racing
	Lynn Jennings	Long-distance running
	Derek Jeter	Baseball
	Magic Johnson	Basketball
	Pepper Johnson	Football
	Randy Johnson	Baseball
	Vinnie Johnson	Basketball
	Brent Jones	Football
	Howard Jones	Football
	K. C. Jones	Basketball
	Tom Jones	Football
	Jim Kelly	Football
	Steve Kerr	Basketball
	Katie King	Ice hockey
	Harry Kipke	Football
	Chuck Klein	Baseball
	Bernie Kosar	Football
	Jack Kramer	Tennis
	Jim Lachey	Football
	Bill Laimbeer	Basketball
	Sean Landeta	Football
	Carnell Lake	Football
	Barry Larkin	Baseball
	Ty Law	Football
	Bill Lee	Baseball
	Darrell Lester	Football
	Lawson Little	Golf
	Greg Lloyd	Football
	Kenny Lofton	Baseball
	Vince Lombardi	Football
	Ernie Lombardi	Baseball
	Luc Longley	Basketball
	Ronnie Lott	Football	(HFW)
	Jon Lugbill	Whitewater canoeing
	Todd Lyght	Football
	George Maddox	Football
	Greg Maddux	Baseball
	Phil Mahre	Alpine skiing
	Steve Mahre	Alpine skiing
	Rick Mahorn	Basketball
	Gus Mancuso	Baseball
	Tony Manero	Golf
	Lloyd Mangrum	Golf
	Charles Mann	Football
	Edgar "Eggs" Manske	Football
	Mickey Mantle	Baseball
	Heinie Manush	Baseball
	Alice Marble	Tennis
	Marty Marion	Baseball
	Johnny "Pepper" Martin	Baseball
	Edgar Martínez	Baseball
	Tino Martinez	Baseball
	Willie Mays	Baseball
	Tim McCoy
	Michael McCrary	Football
	Dave MacMillan	Basketball
	Bo McMillin	Football
	Mary T. Meagher	Swimming
	Joe Medwick	Baseball
	José Mesa	Baseball
	Art Monk	Football
	Joe Montana	Football
	Warren Moon	Football
	Johnny Moore	Baseball
	Byron "Bam" Morris	Football
	Hal Morris	Baseball
	Wally Moses	Baseball
	Van Lingle Mungo	Baseball
	George Murray	Wheelchair Roadracer
	Stan Musial	Baseball
	Mike Mussina	Baseball
	Randy Myers	Baseball
	Joe Namath	Football
	Steve Nash	Basketball
	Byron Nelson	Golf
	Cindy Nelson	Alpine skiing
	Ernie Nevers	Football
	Hal Newhouser	Baseball
	Bobo Newsom	Baseball
	Jack Nicklaus	Golf
	Hideo Nomo	Baseball
	Ken Norton	Boxing
	Jay Novacek	Football
	Bart Oates	Football
	Davey O'Brien	Football
	Neil O'Donnell	Football
	Jonathan Ogden	Football
	Tom Osborne	Football
	Orlando Pace	Football
	LeRoy "Satchel" Paige	Baseball
	Brad Park	Ice hockey
	Benny Parsons	NASCAR
	Lynn Patrick	Ice hockey
	John Paxson	Basketball
	David Pearson	NASCAR
	Drew Pearson	Football
	Lee Petty	NASCAR
	Mike Piazza	Baseball
	Andy Pilney	Football
	Scottie Pippen	Basketball
	Jim Pollard	Basketball
	Raymond Radcliff	Baseball
	Andre Reed	Football
	Harold "Pee Wee" Reese	Baseball
	Jerry Rice	Football
	Mark Richt	College Football Coach (University of Georgia)
	Freddy Rincón	Soccer
	José Rijo	Baseball
	Phil Rizzuto	Baseball
	Brooks Robinson	Baseball
	Bill Rodgers	Track and field (marathon)
	Dennis Rodman	Basketball
	Al Rosen	Baseball
	Norman Ross	Swimming
	Charles "Red" Ruffing	Baseball
	Nolan Ryan	Baseball	(CWR)
	Mark Rypien	Football
	Chris Sabo	Baseball
	Joan Benoit Samuelson	Marathon
	Deion Sanders	Football	(HFW)
	Ricky Sanders	Football
	Jerry Sandusky	Football
	Gene Sarazen	Golf
	Wes Schulmerich	Baseball
	Barbara Ann Scott	Figure skating
	Byron Scott	Basketball
	Todd Scott	Football
	Briana Scurry	Soccer
	Shannon Sharpe	Football
	Don Shula	Football
	Al Simmons	Baseball
	Phil Simms	Football
	Bruce Smith	Football
	Lee Smith	Baseball
	Neil Smith	Football
	John Smoltz	Baseball
	Sam Snead	Golf
	Paul Sorrento	Baseball
	Warren Spahn	Baseball
	Chris Spielman	Football
	Eddie Stanky	Baseball
	Dave Stockton	Golf
	Elvis Stojko	Figure skating
	Harry Stuhldreher	Football
	Pat Summitt	Basketball coach
	Joe Theismann	Football
	Yancey Thigpen	Football
	Frank Thomas	Baseball	(CWR)
	Isiah Thomas	Basketball
	Thurman Thomas	Football
	Reyna Thompson	Football
	Lee Trevino	Golf
	Johnny Unitas	Football
	Carlos Valderrama	Soccer
	Arky Vaughan	Baseball
	Zoilo Versalles	Baseball
	Maribel Vinson	Figure skater
	Joe Vosmik	Baseball
	Dwyane Wade	Basketball
	Wallace Wade	Football
	Lynn Waldorf	Football
	Pedro Depacas	Boomerang
	Doak Walker	Football
	Gerald "Gee" Walker	Baseball
	Wallenda Troupe	High wire performers
	Bucky Walters	Baseball
	Paul Waner	Baseball
	Cotton Warburton	Football
	Lon Warneke	Baseball
	Glenn S. "Pop" Warner	Football
	Ricky Watters	Football
	Tom Weiskopf	Golf
	Johnny Weissmuller	Swimming
	David Wells	Baseball
	Billy Welu	Bowling
	Jerry West	Basketball
	Jo Jo White	Basketball
	Reggie White	Football
	Pinky Whitney	Baseball
	Laura Wilkinson	Diving
	Bernie Williams	Baseball
	Ted Williams	Baseball
	Dan Wilson	Baseball
	Hack Wilson	Baseball
	Tiger Woods	Golf
	Rod Woodson	Football
	James Worthy	Basketball
	Kristi Yamaguchi	Figure skating	(HFW)
	Cale Yarborough	NASCAR
	Rudy York	Baseball

Teams

Year	Team	Sport	Notes	Ref
1987	Minnesota Twins	Baseball	World Series Champions (first team depicted on box)	^[6]
1988	Washington Redskins	Football	Super Bowl XXII
1992	Pittsburgh Penguins	Hockey	Stanley Cup Champions
1993	Dallas Cowboys	Football	Super Bowl XXVII Champions
1994	Dallas Cowboys	Football	Super Bowl XXVIII Champions
1995	Northwestern Wildcats	Football	Big Ten Champions
1995	Atlanta Braves	Baseball	World Series Champions
1995	Cleveland Indians	Baseball	American League Champions
1996	Dallas Cowboys	Football	Super Bowl XXX Champions
1996	U.S. Olympic Women's Gymnastics Team	Gymnastics	Olympic gold medalists
1997	U.S. Olympic men's ice hockey team	Hockey (men)	Olympic gold medalists (1980)
1998	Target Chip Ganassi Racing CART team	CART	CART FedEx Championship Series champions
1998	Denver Broncos	Football	Super Bowl XXXII Champions
1998	U.S. Olympic Women's Ice Hockey team	Hockey (women)	Olympic gold medalists Five members were unable to be included due to NCAA regulations regarding endorsements
1998	Arizona Diamondbacks	Baseball	inaugural season
1998	De La Salle High School	Football	High School football
1998	DeMatha High School	Football	High School football
2000	St. Louis Rams	Football	Super Bowl XXXIV Champions
2001	Dallas Cowboys	Football	"35 Years of Championship Performance"
2001	Baltimore Ravens	Football	Super Bowl XXXV Champions
2002	New England Patriots	Football	Super Bowl XXXVI Champions
2003	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Football	Super Bowl XXXVII Champions
2004	Boston Red Sox	Baseball	World Series Champions
2005	Texas Longhorns	Football	National Champions
2005	Texas Western College	Basketball	NCAA Champions (1966)
2005	Chicago White Sox	Baseball	World Series Champions
2006	Miami Heat	Basketball	NBA Champions
2006	Detroit Shock	Basketball	WNBA Champions
2006	Georgia Bulldogs	Football		^[7]
2006	Michigan Wolverines	Football
2006	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Football
2006	Texas Longhorns	Football	2 boxes in 2006
2006	Texas A&M Aggies	Football
2006	St. Louis Cardinals	Baseball	World Series Champions
2007	Boston Red Sox	Baseball	World Series Champions
2007	Florida Gators	Basketball (men)
2007	North Carolina Tar Heels	Basketball (men)
2007	Kentucky Wildcats	Basketball (men)
2007	Tennessee Lady Vols	Basketball (women)		^[8]
2008	Boston Celtics	Basketball	NBA Champions
2009	Los Angeles Lakers	Basketball	NBA Champions
2010	Los Angeles Lakers	Basketball	NBA Champions
2010	Seattle Storm	Basketball	WNBA Champions

Sources

Wheaties Boxes 1984–2001 at the Wayback Machine (archived 3 January 2006)
Wheaties Official Site Champions List

References

^ Menand, Louis (2020-05-25). "How Baseball Players Became Celebrities". The New Yorker. Retrieved 2020-05-26.
^ "Wheaties – Brands – Food we make - General Mills". www.generalmills.com. Retrieved 2022-06-09.
^ "Cengage Learning". www.cengage.com. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
^ "Photo of Jim Thorpe Wheaties box". Archived from the original on 25 February 2012. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
^ "Video: Russell Wilson becomes the next athlete on Wheaties cereal box". ABC News. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
^ "Sports Then and Now – The Wheaties Box: A Champion's Cardboard Trophy". 27 September 2010. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
^ "Team meals: Michigan, Irish, Georgia on Wheaties box". ESPN.com. 19 September 2006. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
^ "WHEATIES HONORS UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LADY VOLS BASKETBALL TRADITION - UTSPORTS.COM - University of Tennessee Athletics". Archived from the original on 2014-02-26.

External links

Official website

[menand20200525-1] Menand, Louis (2020-05-25). "How Baseball Players Became Celebrities". The New Yorker. Retrieved 2020-05-26.

[2] "Wheaties – Brands – Food we make - General Mills". www.generalmills.com. Retrieved 2022-06-09.

[3] "Cengage Learning". www.cengage.com. Retrieved 23 May 2019.

[4] "Photo of Jim Thorpe Wheaties box". Archived from the original on 25 February 2012. Retrieved 23 May 2019.

[5] "Video: Russell Wilson becomes the next athlete on Wheaties cereal box". ABC News. Retrieved 23 May 2019.

[6] "Sports Then and Now – The Wheaties Box: A Champion's Cardboard Trophy". 27 September 2010. Retrieved 23 May 2019.

[7] "Team meals: Michigan, Irish, Georgia on Wheaties box". ESPN.com. 19 September 2006. Retrieved 23 May 2019.

[8] "WHEATIES HONORS UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LADY VOLS BASKETBALL TRADITION - UTSPORTS.COM - University of Tennessee Athletics". Archived from the original on 2014-02-26.

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