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Edward McAshan III (born
January 21, 1951) is a
former college football player. He was a
successful college quarterback for
Georgia Tech and
became one...
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straight 4–6 seasons,
McAshan won the
hearts of the Tech faithful.
McAshan's besting of UGA in the
annual rivalry game made
McAshan a
fixture on campus...
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field for Navy. The
first black person to play for
Georgia Tech was
Eddie McAshan in 1970. Similarly,
there was
little student reaction at
Georgia Tech to...
- The
Sharks roster was a
mixture of
rookies such as Mike Townsend,
Eddie McAshan and
Reggie Oliver, and
veterans like Ike L****iter, John Stofa, Drew Buie...
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McAshan would go on to set
several career records for
Georgia Tech (which have
since been
broken by
Shawn Jones and Joe Hamilton).
McAshan's first...
- Times-Dispatch.
September 26, 1971.
Retrieved July 24, 2024 – via Newspapers.com. "
McAshan directs Tech past Clemson, 24–14". The
Charlotte Observer.
October 3, 1971...
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Anniston which would also
serve as a
connection to the US Army base at Fort
McClellan as well as to Gadsden. The
closing of the base as well as a lack of...
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Francisco 49ers TE 17 4 420
Eddie McAshan New
England Patriots QB 1975 6 6 136
Billy Shields San
Diego Chargers T...
- "Search:Klotman".
National Academy of Medicine.
Retrieved 9
November 2020.
McAshan,
Britni R. (5
February 2020). "A tale of two deans: The love
story of Dr...
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perfected during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Herald-Sun 1986, p. 7E.
McAshan 2020.
McAshan,
Britni R. (2020-02-05). "A tale of two deans: The love
story of...