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Category Archives: Dallas
Boys Will Be Boys
The following is an excerpt from Jeff Pearlman’s new book "Boys Will Be Boys: The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas Cowboys Dynasty," copyright 2008 by Jeff Pearlman. Reprinted with permission of HarperCollins. "You can do a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged cafeteria line, cowboys cornerback, dallas cowboys, Jeff Pearlman, leon lett, silver scissors
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Boys Will Be Boys: The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas Cowboys Dynasty
From the New York Times online: If you had to pick one indispensable Cowboy from that era, who would it be? Easily, Michael Irvin. Yes, his off-field problems have been well discussed. But Irvin was the hardest worker on that … Continue reading
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Tagged clayton holmes, dallas cowboys, free agent quarterback, herschel walker trade, leon lett, shante carver
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Things You Can’t Say On The Radio
Jeff Pearlman, author of the great new book Boys Will Be Boys: The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas Cowboys Dynasty and the guy who wrote the John Rocker story, blogs: In promoting “Boys Will Be Boys” this … Continue reading
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Tagged charles haley, dallas cowboys, ike reese, Jeff Pearlman, linguistic lessons, wip radio
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I’m A Happy Man
I’m live on my cam talking about the two things I love most — Torah and the Dallas Cowboys. I’ve got in my hands an advance copy of an exciting new book — Boys Will Be Boys: The Glory Days … Continue reading
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Tagged boys will be boys, dallas cowboys, definitive book, nfl team, skip bayless
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I Want One Of These Suits For Shul
From the Dallas Cowboys blog: Jerry Jones is intrigued by the idea of Adam "Pacman" Jones seeing spot time at receiver. WR coach Ray Sherman wants to give it a shot, too. Wade Phillips didn’t rule it out, although he’d … Continue reading
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Tagged cowboys blog, dallas cowboys, jason garrett, kickoff luncheon, ray sherman, wade phillips
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Success In Dallas For Rav Adlerstein
Rav Adlerstein blogs: If buildings could speak, the message of Dallas’ new Ohr HaTorah shul is one of pride, confidence, and inclusiveness. Simply put, it is – architecturally – the most impressive building of a right-of-Orthodox-center shul I have ever … Continue reading
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