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"We had an attitude. We walked out there and said 'they're not gonna stop us.'" -Kurt Unglaub

Unglaub_catch2_2 Unglaube is the German word for disbelief.

For Kurt Unglaub (1976 - 80) it's a fitting description of his career at FSU: an unbelievable journey from a downtrodden program to top 5 finishes and New Year's day bowl games. 

Kurt could write the book on how Bobby Bowden rebuilt FSU football. He was there from day one, overachieving as a sure-handed receiver who played far bigger than his size and speed might suggest.

In our latest Garnet & Great, Kurt talks about the plays and players that ignited a dynasty, and compares his era to the FSU teams of today.

Kurt Unglaub
                             
 

February 15, 2008 in 1970's |

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