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I mentioned this a while back, but my dad (AE '57) flew a yellow jacket model airplane at halftime during his time at GT... Here's a link with some pictures and video of us flying the model a few years ago: https://photos.app.goo.gl/B2IIFHKfOGnZAkLq1 I reached out to Todd Stansbury a year ago...

The growl is something I find insufferable ... Was hoping I could get used to it...

Maybe twelve safeties?

Back when the SAT was 1600, I scored just about evenly... Compared to the incoming class, that was above 80% in English and below 80% in Math... Still managed to get out with a BEE..

"I and many others", not "Me and many others"...

GO JACKETS!

I'll be crabbing on the Rhode River... But my heart will be at Grant Field... Looking forward to a lot of pictures...

New is not always fun... I learned that when I was single in my 40's...

Oh, man - Mrs. Winners... Loved that place... When I moved up north to No VA, I made a note of the Mrs. Winners on the drive down 85 to ATL... One on Archdale Road Exit south of Greensboro I remember in particular... Road trips before cell phones and Google Maps were a real adventure... :-)

Mine too, exactly...

My mom and dad (83 and 87, respectively) grew up near Grant Park and went on dates to the varsity... I lived on the V after they removed the rental fridge from my dorm room in Techwood in 1984... My standard order was two nekkid steaks, fries, and a coke... That said, the last few times I've...

Best games I've been to: 1984 UGag 1990 UVA 1990 Nebraska 2011 Clemson

First GT game was my first CFB game - vs. Navy at Grant Field in the mid-seventies... First non-GT CFB game was as a student at Presbyterian in 1982... First 1A non-GT game was UGag vs somebody in 1984... Don't remember much about that experience other than sneaking into the cesspool...

I can only imagine the nightmares of Marco Coleman that still awaken Scott Zolak at night... I think he had seven sacks, and just destroyed him all day long... Almost as good as the ***-kicking he gave David Brown a week or two later.... I saw this game with my Navy fraternity brother, who died...

My dad (AE '56) was born with airplanes in his blood... Was big into model airplanes with the Flyin' Rebels over at Charlie Brown airport, flying the Yellowjacket at halftime shows in '55 and '56... Spent most of his career at Lockheed in Marietta, and ultimately build a VW-powered 2-seater...

I remember when all the games started around 1 pm... Didn't seem like a big deal...

But the new bottom paint matches the GT flag pretty well... :-)

William Bell

My dad, who graduated in 1957, still cusses Ma Tech and a Chemistry professor dubbed the "Red Headed Bastard"... In response to complaint about his tests being too long, he provided a one page test - full of single spaced text, front and back... Classic Tech...