OT Ian Yates-Cunningham from Texas will make an official visit to Ga Tech. He has set up 12/13 as his visit weekend. This young player could make a world of difference to anybody's offensive line. Short bio on young Mr. Y-C
Ian Yates-Cunningham to visit GT 12/13/02
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Another visiter on 12/13 will be QB Pat Carter from St Petersburg, Fla. Sounds like an athlete who could play several positions. Here's his bio; QB Pat Carter to visit GT
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Wow. Younger brother of Tim Carter...a real speedster for Auburn. THANKS for the info GTAce. I just KNOW we're gonna get some GEMS next February. Keep the faith gang!!!
The name Cunningham sure brings back memories. Brent Cunningham played halfback at Tech during the Carson coaching years.
He started his career off with a bang, and Bobby Dodd stated, "he may be the best running back to ever play for Tech". Then Carson continued to run Brent on every down, the opposition stacked the line against hime, and he becane innefective as a marked man.
When I saw Burns play under the last coaching regime, it reminded me of Carson and Cunningham. We could sit in the stands, and every fan around us would call the next play. It was very frustrating. Yes, Carson began to get his share of the boos during that period and for that very reason.
It was even highlighted in the papers about the lackluster play calling by the coaches. By the way, Cunningham knew the fans were not booing him, because he would always get cheers and standing ovations when he entered, left the game, or stepped on the field.
He started his career off with a bang, and Bobby Dodd stated, "he may be the best running back to ever play for Tech". Then Carson continued to run Brent on every down, the opposition stacked the line against hime, and he becane innefective as a marked man.
When I saw Burns play under the last coaching regime, it reminded me of Carson and Cunningham. We could sit in the stands, and every fan around us would call the next play. It was very frustrating. Yes, Carson began to get his share of the boos during that period and for that very reason.
It was even highlighted in the papers about the lackluster play calling by the coaches. By the way, Cunningham knew the fans were not booing him, because he would always get cheers and standing ovations when he entered, left the game, or stepped on the field.