As the first student-athlete in ACC history to win the 100 meters, 200 meters and 100 hurdles in the conference meet, Andria King in 1999 put the signature touch on a Georgia Tech career that will soon land her in the school's athletic Hall of Fame.There was a nearly manic method behind King's success; her drive was her real signature. Tech jumps/hurdles coach Nat Page considers King one of the most focused student-athletes with whom he's worked, and he has proof beyond the track.In the unlikely event that anyone in the Tech program did not know King's way, it became crystal clear after her career (1996-'99) when she became a Tech assistant.