The guy really has an even keel approach to everything, and believes and says some really inspirational things. Not to mention that he lost his young son a short year ago.
"Takes a special kind of a-hole to go after Tony Dungy. (I am not a Colts fan)"
Another thing that's enjoyable is the dilemma faced by liberal a-holes, (redundant I know), covering the Super Bowl. They are left with wanting to sing the praises of 2 black coaches, since we all know that anything done by someone who isn't a white male is special. But the problem is both coaches are deeply religious, (Christian), men. Wow, what a conflict for a lib.
I was pulling for Tony Dungy. His public persona is awesome. How he handled the death of his son is something to be admired. Mr. Dungy also tried to acknowledge the race issue, and downplay it at the same time. Something that I appreciated. Finally, his profession of faith at a time when faith is regarded as something that only the weak minded have, (by the liberal MSM), shows strength of character and faith.
Good for Tony Dungy, God Bless him.
Your article about Indianapolis Colts head football coach Tony Dungy is reprehensible. The sheer lack of class and respect for one of the more decent men and role models in America is stunning. You wrote that you are "troubled" by Tony Dungy's "insistence upon making proper coaching not just a matter of good heart but of religious zeal..." I am troubled that you cannot understand how a person's success in his/her chosen field might be inextricably tied to his/her faith and that such a person would publicly acknowledge that. There must be something better for you than writing.