Hawkeye0202
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Butch Davis not Bill Bates.
Cmon, bro.
100%.......pretty sure it's Butch Davis as stated
Butch Davis not Bill Bates.
Cmon, bro.
I think it was an old college rumorNo one has ever said Troy hates Jimmy or vice versa.
I hate to say it the good old days was the 60s and 70sGood ole days, I miss them...
Did you seriously do it without cheating. They changed too much for me. Don’t get old age is a killerYes. Real fans can.
Davis, Aikman, Johnson, Wise, Dalrymple, Wannstedt, Turner.
I hate to say it the good old days was the 60s and 70s
Jerry will not like this picture , but I doubt he will get to see it . I think he has more urgent issues at hand .Does Jerry know Dalrymple is cheating on him?
Butch Davis in the house?Without looking it up, I can’t.
Bates, Aikman, Johnson, ?, Dalrymple, Wannstedt, Turner.
quite the gathering!
90s were pretty good too, my friendI hate to say it the good old days was the 60s and 70s
Did you seriously do it without cheating. They changed too much for me. Don’t get old age is a killer
Absolutely. I believe this as well.He's a hell of a lot closer to Johnson and Switzer than he is that slimebag Booger.
They all have Charles Haley locker room stories to share.Nice to see the former staff getting together informally....surely some great stories were swapped during that reunion.
1986 4th round pick, no. 96 overall out of James Madison University (the only Division I or I-AA program to offer him a scholarship).They all have Charles Haley locker room stories to share.
Tony Casillas told his on a radio show one day and I had to pull over I was laughing so hard at the visual of Haley's first day in a team meeting. The coach holding that meeting must have wondered what didn't the Niners tell us about Haley?
They became America’s team in the 60s and 70s. That’s more important isn’t it Yup I’ll take the entire thingThe Cowboys weren't the team of the 60's or 70's but they were the team of the 90's.
They had more sustained success with Landry. They reached their highest heights with Jimmy.
Yes, a billion times.If it wasn't for those gentlemen, and of course some others, we'd be talking about the Dallas Cowboys last being great in the 1970's.
Did I ever mention how much I hate Jerry Jones and his entire family?