Tales from the Georgia Tech Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Yellow Jacket Stories Ever Told
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Sports Publishing, 2014.
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English
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9781613217436

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Kim King., & Kim King|AUTHOR. (2014). Tales from the Georgia Tech Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Yellow Jacket Stories Ever Told . Sports Publishing.

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Kim King and Kim King|AUTHOR. 2014. Tales From the Georgia Tech Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Yellow Jacket Stories Ever Told. Sports Publishing.

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Kim King and Kim King|AUTHOR. Tales From the Georgia Tech Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Yellow Jacket Stories Ever Told Sports Publishing, 2014.

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Kim King, and Kim King|AUTHOR. Tales From the Georgia Tech Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Yellow Jacket Stories Ever Told Sports Publishing, 2014.

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