After Kyle Efford’s shoulder injury worsened, doctors told him last month he likely would never play again.
With his team 1-3 and facing undefeated, ranked Duke, Efford decided he had to play at least one more game. He had accepted his career had to end. But he would go out on his terms.
“This man felt as if he could single-handedly will us out of a rut,” Brent Key said. “And he did. He did. There’s 11 guys on defense and 21 arms out there; he left it all on the field.”
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Hot take to anyone who doesn’t go outside, but the South is the least racist place in the USA. They programmed everyone to think it’s the opposite. A state like California is way more segregated and racist than one of those country ass hillbilly towns in the south….
Today we honor the 110th anniversary of the 1916 Georgia Tech squad that saved humanity by exorcising the demons possessing the Cumberland football team.👹
Dark forces taking control of a team?
"Not on my watch!" –John Heisman.