but Marvin McKnight and Terry Stross on offense were the best ever.

Nesbitt?
And, no, it’s no coincidence that GT’s mascot is named Buzz.

because you had three weeks to prepare for it.

Which is why its so awesome.

The D had played amazing all year, but I don’t think it was until the Orange Bowl where the put it all together for just a complete ass-kicking. I remember while watching that game you could see the bewilderment in the eyes of the Georgia Tech players, as if they knew “what the fuck? we’re screwed” It was complete, and utter, domination that was only mitigated (very slightly) when “CPJ” realized the only hope his offense had was to run to the opposite side of the field as Clayborn. (BTW, who’s fanbase is more annoying in the slavish devotion to their coach, jNWU or Georgia Tech?)

Looks like I am pissing off the wife tonight by watching the Orange Bowl again. Watching Volume Six makes me have to do it. FYI she grew up in Illinois and for her own sanity doesn’t really follow football – being a Fighting Zooker will do that to you.

is just watching the defensive line sitting there, waiting for him. Absolute certainty that each defender is in the correct spot, so they didn’t have to chase or react. Just wait for him to come to them and be crushed.

what was up with the long pantleg on one leg but not the other and then the matching long sleeve on the same arm that nesbitt and other gt players were wearing? was that engineered by their students for superior play on the field? cuz if it was they need to refigure the design after the bitchmaking (it wasn’t just nesbitt that got bitchmade it was the whole system, thank you norm parker).