Kim King's Tales From The Georgia Tech Sideline

Kim King was a part of Georgia Tech football for more than 50 years, first as a fan, later a star quarterback, then an influential alumnus and longtime Tech radio analyst. Born and raised in Atlanta, a product of the city's public schools system, King was Tech's quarterback from 1965-67, including legendary coach Bobby Dodd's last season in '66. A member of the Georgia Tech and State of Georgia athletic Halls of Fame, King was named one of Tech's 50 greatest athletes of the 20th century. A highly successful real estate developer, King was married to the former Gail McLennan; they have three children: Angela, Beau and Abby. Jack Wilkinson is an award-winning sportswriter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has covered sports for more than 30 years, including many World Series and Final Fours, several Olympics and Super Bowls. He's written two previous books about Georgia Tech football: Dodd's Luck, the autobiography of the late coach Bobby Dodd, and Focused on the Top, an account of Tech's 1990 national championship season. Wilkinson and his wife, Janet Ward, live in Atlanta and have two daughters, Katharine and Alison.Wilkinson, Jack is the author of 'Kim King's Tales From The Georgia Tech Sideline', published 2004 under ISBN 9781582618197 and ISBN 1582618194.