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By MIKE BERARDINO
Staff Writer
If coach Bill Curry and his
Georgia Tech football squad give
in to the kind of peer pressure that's
f floating around Atlanta these days,
the 1985 season might be a little
unpleasant for Tech's fellow Atlan
tic Coast Conference members.
Having captured ACC titles in
basketball, baseball and golf this
Dast soring. Curry's successful
coaching colleagues at Tech have
placed the "burden 01 keeping up
with the Creminses squarely on the
shoulders of the Yellow Jackets'
sixth-year mentor.
"We're constantly reminded that
this is the greatest year in the
history of Georgia Tech athletics,"
Curry said. "So why not get
better?"
Unfortunately for their oppo
nents, Curry's 1985 squad is a good
$ bet to improve on last year's 6-4-
1 mark. Sixteen starters, including
12 seniors, return from a team that
knocked off Alabama, Clemson
and Georgia, yet went winless in
October arid finished a disappoint
ing fifth in the ACC.
Any improvement that the Ram
bling Wreck shows this season will
come without the services of
Robert Lavette, Tech's starting
1. Cold Care Center: when
you come to student health with a cold or
sore throat you may go to the cold self-care'
center. You will assess the extent of your
problem which in turn will facilitate your
being seen by a physician or nurse, or when
appropriate, to follow instructions for self-care.
2. pcirmsiit System: aii stu
dents will be asked to make an appointment
to be seen this fall in order to ensure appro
priate attention from your health care
professionals. Students will be able to select a
primary care provider of their choice. If your
provider is not available at the time you need
to be seen, another member of hisher team
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tailback the past four seasons and
all-time leader in scoring, rushing
and receiving. Now with the Dallas
Cowboys, Lavette will be sorely
missed in Atlanta for his elusive
running style and leadership
qualities.
If the above paragraph promp-
Sympathy card to Bill Curry, forget
ted vou to consider sending a
it. The Tech stable is amply stocked
with yardage gobblers (a.k.a.
running backs).
"You don't replace a Robert
Lavette," Curry admitted. "But I
would expect that Cory Collier
would continue what we like to
think is a tradition of superb
tailbacks."
Collier, a 5-7, 182-pound junior,
spent most of last season on the
sidelines with a foot fracture after
a strong freshman season in which
he was named the ACC Rookie of
the Year.
He will be joined in the backfield
by sophomore fullback Malcolm
King, a 5-9, 205-pound bowling
ball who compiled a whopping 7.0
yards per carry average in 1984.
Providing depth will be junior
See TECH page 17
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GEORGIA TECH
Coach: Bill Curry (17-36-2, 5
years)
1984 Record: 6-4-1; 3rd in
conference, 3-2-1.
Offense: Multiple. Defense:
Multiple.
Key Losses: Donnie Chisolm,
NG; Keith Glanton, FB; Tony
Kepano, OG; Robert Lavette,
TB; Ken Whisenhunt, TE.
Starters Returning: Offense
(5). Defense (9).
Key Returnees: David Bell, K,
Jr.; Cory Collier, TB, Jr.; Chuck
Easley, FB, Jr.; Darrell Gast
QB, Soph.(RSknee); Bug
Isom, SE, Soph.; Malcolm King,
FB, Soph.; Gary Lee, FL, Jr.;
Ivery Lee, NG, Jr.; Robert
Massey, TE, Soph.; Toby
Pearson, FL, Soph.; Mark Pike,
DE, Sr.; Dean Weaver, OGOT,
Soph.; Daryl Wise, FL, Sr.
Prediction: Fifth in ACC.
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