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When someone buys a magnet for his car with the USC Gamecocks logo, or a blanket with the Clemson Tiger, he can thank Rock Hill's Bobby Edwards Sr. Edwards started Bobby Edwards Enterprises out of the trunk of his car in the late 1970s, with... "He called one day and said he was quitting his job - him and my mother (the late Nancy Jo Edwards) both," Dennis Edwards said. The College Shoppe on Cherry Road sells some of the merchandise and was one of the first exclusively collegiate retail stores in the nation. "He wasn't a pioneer" of the collegiate product industry, one of his sons, Dennis Edwards, said Tuesday. "In those days, there was nobody doing anything collegiate," Dennis Edwards said. More than 30 years later, the company manufactures and distributes collegiate products across the nation, with official licensing agreements with the Southeastern Conference and the Atlantic Coast Conference. "He always told the story that the reason he got into this business is he was starving to death in the liquor business, and he didn't want to go to back to the automobile business," Dennis Edwards said. When Edwards retired from car sales in 1975, his son Dennis, was running a party shop and keg service on Ebenezer Avenue. Though Bobby Edwards Enterprises has its warehouse on Dave Lyle Boulevard, most people know the College Shoppe, formerly located on Camden and Oakland avenues, but is now on Cherry Road. As Dennis Edwards recalled how his father created the company, he was attending a national college bookstore show in Salt Lake City with more than 2,000 exhibitors. Some of the most popular school items people are for Louisiana State University, the University of Alabama, Clemson and South Carolina - which pleased Bobby Edwards just fine, since he was a huge Gamecocks fans.