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Well I'll tell you, it was difficult in both [situations] because it's a big investment ... People don't want to be taxed to get the stadiums going. But both in Tampa and Indianapolis, it was so critical to having the teams stay and have success, what we did is find other things to do with the stadium, other ways that they could serve the community. I think that's what has to be done. But it's a struggle, but it's worth it when it finally gets done.
He’d get a little frustrated if we lost a guy we wanted at the last minute
There’s going to be pressure in Washington, but a ton less than replacing Manning and being the first pickMore quotes »
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Argos coach takes long road in pursuit of knowledge
Toronto Argonauts head coach Scott Milanovich tells a story from 1996, like it happened yesterday. It was during his rookie season as a backup quarterback with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There were murmurs in the locker room after the NFL team sunk to 0-5 from Globe and Mail Read more »
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Sapp’s book looks like a must-read
It doesn’t come out until August , so you can strike it from the early phases of your summer reading list. But few football books figure to be more entertaining than Sapp Attack , the first written offering from former NFL lineman Warren Sapp. Gary Shelt from MSNBC Sports Read more »
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Vanderjagt's coaching job in question after he's accused of grabbing student by throat
You probably remember Mike Vanderjagt as one of the best place-kickers in NFL history, and you might also recall that Peyton Manning referred to him as an “idiot kicker” after Vanderjagt criticized the then-Colts quarterback and coach Tony Dungy. You mig from CBS Sports Read more »
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Warren Sapp's book, Sapp Attack, is as coarse as the former Tampa Bay Buccaneer himself
By Gary Shelton , Times Sports Columnist Gary Shelton Tampa Bay Times In Print: Sunday, May 27, 2012 In the world of literature, there are writers who can turn a phrase. There are those who can paint a scene. There are those who can develop characters so from TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times Read more »
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Former NFL coach Tony Dungy asks Messiah College athletes to impact other people's lives
When Penn State was in the market for a head football coach in November, the name "Tony Dungy" floated around as a possible replacement for Joe Paterno. Fans and media alike speculated: would the retired former Indianapolis Colts head coach consider retu from PennLive.com Read more »
