Showing posts with label Tony Dungy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tony Dungy. Show all posts

Friday, January 25, 2008

TONY DUNGY FAILURE AS COLT COACH, NOW FAILURE AS A FATHER


Footballs Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy announces he will coach one more year in Indy. This announcement comes as his wife and kids completes one year, moving back to Tampa Florida. And the following is what is being said publicly and privately by others.

"Dungy has used his pulpit as a head football coach to advise others in the art of fatherhood, and has left himself open to charges of hypocrisy.---Bob Kravitz the Indianapolis Star.


Dungy counters with this comment: "We have a lot of things going on in our family that won't be public, don't need to be public and don't need to be anybody else's business, but we have our kids' best interests in mind. We think we're going to be OK.''

Check out the Kravitz Article and judge for yourself. It doesn't look good.

Until I think about the soldiers in Iraq who have done three and four tours of duty. Four tours is less than the average and stll equates to years these heroes have spent away from their families.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Winning Super Bowl Coach Dungy Gives Colts One Mo' Gain Before Hanging It Up!


Indianapolis Colts Coach Tony Dungy, who last year became the first black head coach to win a Super Bowl, will coach at least one more season before retiring, he announced Monday.

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Dungy, 52, has long said he did not consider himself a football lifer, and he has pondered retirement after each of the past few seasons. He is signed through 2009 and Caldwell recently signed a contract extension with the promise that he would be the next Colts coach. In the past Dungy has said he may start a prison ministry when he is finished with football. After last season, he wrote a best-selling book.

In an unusual move, the Colts have already decided on his successor: Jim Caldwell, Dungy’s assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach.

Caldwell has coached with Dungy for six years in Indianapolis and one year in Tampa Bay and has helped guide one of the N.F.L.’s most consistently prolific offenses. Caldwell, 53, was the head coach at Wake Forest from 1993 to 2000.

Friday, August 3, 2007

STEVIE WONDER'S TOURING AGAIN AS FOLKS FIGHT OVER GERALD LEVERT'S WILL


Gerald Levert's Will Source Of Major Legal Battle

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