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TechSideline.com is proud to release issue #11 of the TSL Extra. This month's lead story is a recruiting profile of defensive end Noland Burchette, the remarkable story of a young man who has changed his life and risen to the opportunities before him.

This month's issue also answers the question of whatever happened to former VT football recruit Camm Jackson from Amherst High School. The answer, unfortunately, is not a happy one.

We also have profiles of Tech's Keith "Sweet Feet" Burnell and Pulaski County High School's Alan Wheeling, who longs to play football for the Hokies. And lastly, we have an "Inside the Numbers" showdown between Virginia Tech's 1995 defense and the 1999 defense.

And (everyone together now) .... "Even more!"

Here's a rundown of the articles in this month's TSL Extra:

Recruiting Profile: Noland Burchette
by Will Stewart 
Under the watchful eye of a mentoring coach, Virginia Tech recruit Noland Burchette has transformed his life. 

Wrong Turns and Bad Decisions: The Fate of Camm Jackson
by Neal Williams 
Four years ago, David Pugh and Camm Jackson traveled the same road from Amherst High School to Virginia Tech. Since then, they have gone in opposite directions. 

Sweet Feet Steps Up 
by Art Stevens 
Keith Burnell used to think he knew it all. But he had a lot to learn. 

A Game of Inches 
by Will Stewart 
Just a few inches is all that separates Alan Wheeling from his dream of playing football for Virginia Tech. 

Inside the Numbers: The 1995 Defense Versus the 1999 Defense 
by Will Stewart 
A statistical battle for the ages: Cornell Brown's 1995 Virginia Tech defense versus Corey Moore's 1999 defense. 

Inside TSL: Tracking Camm Jackson 
by Will Stewart 
I've always wondered what happened to Camm Jackson. Now I know. 

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