augustabuzz
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I thought it was Ann Margret!
I thought it was Ann Margret!
Wish someone would post a video of his runs at that game. I believe that is the game where afterward Bobby Dodd said he was the greatest running back he had ever watched at Tech.This was the first year my parents took me with them to Tech games. I even had a (mustard) gold replica jersey #44.
I believe it was in the 1970 game against Clemson, when Cunningham had a great day running the ball. Here it is:
Possible. I had narrowed it down to Harkey or Healy, but I think you are right that Healy was 42Wasn’t that Steve Harkey? In the back of my mind, I remember Rob Healy as #42.
I believe it was in the 1970 game against Clemson, when Cunningham had a great day running the ball. Here it is:
The play starts at 1:39 and was an option pitch read by the qb. The lead block by the fullback was devastating and likely a penalty by today's standards.Great cut back run by Brent at about 2:05 mark.
I believe it was in the 1970 game against Clemson, when Cunningham had a great day running the ball. Here it is:
NB: The Rock was roughly twice as wide as Ann Margaret at the shoulder. Without pads.I also found this image of Rock Perdoni holding her.
#33 was Larry Studdard. Had a solid game at Notre Dame in 1970 (caught a long pass for Tech's only score). Unfortunately, we lost the game 10-7.Number 33 for Tech looked pretty good on that highlight video too. Any idea who that was?