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<blockquote data-quote="Rodney Kent" data-source="post: 20160" data-attributes="member: 923"><p>Mack: No doubt about it, Roger Kaiser was the real deal. Mark Price was also outstanding in his play and leadership. It would be extremely hard to really name a number 1 player out of the top players at Tech. Each had his own particular style of play. I remember Yunkus was almost unstoppable in scoring, however, he drifted outside a lot. He was effective on the inside in College when he would stay inside, but he could not play with the big boys in the pros on the inside. There was one group of players who played together as a team and beat the mighty group of Rupp's Kentucky team twice in the same year (I think/memory getting bad). That was a good team for that period of time.</p><p> </p><p>I agree, it seems to me the State Board of College Administrators have always wanted to give UGA the advantage in recruiting by limiting Tech's studies and boosting the easier studies for UGA. There is no doubt this inequality exists. I think you and I have the same idea about this situation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rodney Kent, post: 20160, member: 923"] Mack: No doubt about it, Roger Kaiser was the real deal. Mark Price was also outstanding in his play and leadership. It would be extremely hard to really name a number 1 player out of the top players at Tech. Each had his own particular style of play. I remember Yunkus was almost unstoppable in scoring, however, he drifted outside a lot. He was effective on the inside in College when he would stay inside, but he could not play with the big boys in the pros on the inside. There was one group of players who played together as a team and beat the mighty group of Rupp's Kentucky team twice in the same year (I think/memory getting bad). That was a good team for that period of time. I agree, it seems to me the State Board of College Administrators have always wanted to give UGA the advantage in recruiting by limiting Tech's studies and boosting the easier studies for UGA. There is no doubt this inequality exists. I think you and I have the same idea about this situation. [/QUOTE]
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