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| − | '''Tom Landry''' was the coach of the [[Dallas Cowboys]] for many years guiding them to 5 [[Super Bowl]]s and winning 2. With 250 wins in the regular season, he is the third winningest coach in history. Tom created the [[4-3 defense]], and the [[flex defense]] for the Dallas Cowboys. A unassuming man known for keeping his cool on the field, Tom quietly shared his [[Christian]] [[faith]] being a member of the Fellowship of Christian athletes. Passing away in 2000 from [[Leukemia]], he is survived by his wife Alicia. | + | '''Tom Landry''' was the coach of the [[Dallas Cowboys]] for many years guiding them to 5 [[Super Bowl]]s and winning 2. With 250 wins in the regular season, he is the third [[winningest]] coach in history. Tom created the [[4-3 defense]], and the [[flex defense]] for the Dallas Cowboys. A unassuming man known for keeping his cool on the field, Tom quietly shared his [[Christian]] [[faith]] being a member of the Fellowship of Christian athletes. Passing away in 2000 from [[Leukemia]], he is survived by his wife Alicia. |
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Revision as of 18:17, August 27, 2007
Tom Landry was the coach of the Dallas Cowboys for many years guiding them to 5 Super Bowls and winning 2. With 250 wins in the regular season, he is the third winningest coach in history. Tom created the 4-3 defense, and the flex defense for the Dallas Cowboys. A unassuming man known for keeping his cool on the field, Tom quietly shared his Christian faith being a member of the Fellowship of Christian athletes. Passing away in 2000 from Leukemia, he is survived by his wife Alicia.