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I am going to work on Nesbitt's college football section and just be more thorough than what exists. I researched its history, and Nesbitt's college football section is just a string of exerpts put together by several different writers. My former news paper editor Jim Penney would call it "below standards" -- so I want to give Nesbitt justice. He accomplished a lot at Georgia Tech. If anyone checks out the solid effort given to Reggie Ball's bio, then they will see what I mean. I know that Nesbitt's career didn't exactly finish because of injuries and whatnot, but he won an ACC championship (it was vacated) -- but I thought he was tough. Give me a little time on putting this together. Rod Hayes (talk) 19:50, 15 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
