The author of God's Coach shares the inside story of the championship season that led up to the Dallas Cowboys' 1993 Super Bowl victory. 50,000 first printing.

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At their best, sports stories reveal something universal about human nature and the challenges we face in everyday life. In too many cases, though, they simply point out the triviality of professional sports and get buried in an avalanche of details. The Boys falls into the latter group. On a game-by-game basis, it recounts the statistics, performances, injuries, and personality clashes of the Dallas Cowboys during the team's 1992 championship season. Much of the tale focuses on the conflict between owner Jerry Jones and coach Jimmy Johnson. The relationship these two men share is complex, but in this telling it comes across as merely petty and uninteresting. The whole production, in fact, moves from player to player without bringing anyone to life. Bayless reads his own material competently, but this production will likely please only die-hard fans.
- Jay Rozgonyi, Fairfield Univ. Lib., Ct.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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