Calvin Coin Toss

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Is he gonna dress like an old man like in that last pic I saw of him? He looked like when Eddie Murphy or Arsenio Hall dressed up as the old barbers in "Coming to America"
 
texstinger said:
I know Al was a great one for y'all, but he was no Larry Morris.

Now, Reggie White - great player and better man. R.I.P.
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Al Wilson is an all-timer at UT. Reggie White is obviously Reggie White.

Had to look up Larry Morris, he's a bit before my time. Looks like he had a great career at GT and in the NFL.
 
gespacho_the_slender said:
Good for Calvin. I wonder if he will ever get tired of being that guy that's always trotted out for Tech. Maybe we can get Joe to fill in some times.
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I wouldn't think so, I don't think we've brought him out for stuff like this more than a couple of times, though I may be remembering incorrectly. Still, as far as I know he still loves us. Gotta be better to be home than in Detroit. Agree on Joe though, we can never have him around too much. Well, except that one night.
killerbuzz42 said:
Joe needs to flip the coin to Calvin.
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Not one of us would survive the ensuing multi-dimensional orgasm.
rduvol#2017 said:
A better linebacker than has ever played at Georgia Tech.
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wew lad
 
Lucius Sanford has done a coin toss or two and looked like could still suit and kick some tail out there.
 
rduvol#2017 said:
Al Wilson is an all-timer at UT.
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Hey, we have one of those as well.

Al Wilson

Pat Swilling

Oh, and...

Keith Brooking
 
coit said:
Hey, we have one of those as well.

Al Wilson

Pat Swilling

Oh, and...

Keith Brooking
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For some reason I actually remember Pat Swilling and I was about 7 or 8 when he played for you guys.
 
coit said:
Hey, we have one of those as well.

Al Wilson

Pat Swilling

Oh, and...

Keith Brooking
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Swilling is also a member of the CFB HOF, and a first team All-American.

EDIT: He also often played at DE, so it's a little odd we're talking about him as a LB.
 
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coit said:
Hey, we have one of those as well.

Al Wilson

Pat Swilling

Oh, and...

Keith Brooking
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Don't confuse him with facts and numbers.

Volefan, I'm sure your linebacker was very good.
 
I'm not anywhere near the south and I overheard two guys talking about college football today. One guy asked if there were any good games, other guy said Alabama and Florida State... Then said he'd probably watch Tennessee and Georgia Tech too.

CSB but anecdotal evidence that this is a big game nationally, we in the spotlight
 
Maxie Baughn, LB GT. His resume seems to stand up against most candidates out there!

Ga Tech:
All-American 1959
SEC Conference Lineman of the Year
GT Hall of Fame - 1965
College Football Hall of Fame - 1988

Pros:
9× Pro Bowl (1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969
AP 1st Team All-Pro (1964, 1969)
NEA 1st Team All-Pro (1966)
UPI 1st Team All-Pro (1967)
AP 2nd Team All-Pro (1965, 1966, 1967, 1968)
NEA 2nd Team All-Pro (1967, 1969)
Sporting News 2nd Team All-Pro (1969)
UPI 2nd Team All-Pro (1961)
 
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