Dan Dunn

Frank Luksa

PREGAMEA sports autobiography unlike any other. If you're looking to read about sex and scandal, bitterness or bashing, this book isn't for you. In fact, the only white powdery substance mentioned in this story are the chalk lines on the playing field.THE FIRST HALFMeet Rayfield Wright. Discover how he went from poverty to the pros. From being raised fatherless in the South to playing in five Super Bowls. This is a deeply delivered story of how Rayfield, at the early age of 10, was determined to turn turmoil into triumph. He did that. And so much more.THE SECOND HALFAlthough the odds of achieving success were stacked taller than his 6'7" frame, Rayfield tackled some amazingly tough hardships and eventually captured a starting position with the Dallas Cowboys...where he remained for 13 years. Through the eyes of this All-Pro, football fans will relive the Ice Bowl, the Hail Mary pass, five Super Bowls and other moments of the '70s when football was football and team rivalry was unmatched.THE LOCKER ROOMRayfield shared friendships and the field with some amazing legends - Coach Tom Landry, Roger Staubach, Tony Dorsett, Drew Pearson, Randy White, Bob Lilly, "Too Tall" Jones. The list of greats encompasses the longest yard. And then some.ROGER STAUBACH: "Rayfield protected me in the same manner in which the Secret Service protects our nation's President...with vigilance. Readers will admire his come-from-behind story."TONY DORSETT: "His (Rayfield's) deeply instilled passion for life and his pursuit for excellence will inspire all who read this book."SPECIAL NOTE: On August 5, 2006, Rayfield Wright will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH. Joining him in the Class of 2006 are: Troy Aikman, Harry Carson, John Madden, Warren Moon and the late Reggie White.

Dallas Cowboys Legend Rayfield Wright with Jeannette Devader

Wright Up Front

Drew Pearson

Texas Stadium, where the Dallas Cowboys have called home for 38 seasons and have enjoyed a run that saw them capture five Super Bowl Championships, is home to hundreds of victories and, of course, memories too numerous to count. Now, the stadium with the hole in the roof is about to close its doors, making all those memories even more cherished and worth retelling. In Remembering Texas Stadium, legendary Cowboys receiver Drew Pearson and longtime Dallas sportswriter Frank Luksa have teamed up to compile the fondest memories of Texas Stadium in a compilation of tales from some of the team's most celebrated superstars and outstanding personalities. In the words of such superstars as Randy White, Bob Lilly and Roger Staubach, Remembering Texas Stadium gives fans a glimpse into what it was like to come out of the tunnel, walk onto the field and play in the Cowboys' hallowed home. Remembering Texas Stadium gives Cowboys fans a chance to relive many of the great moments and memories as told by the legendary players who actually lived them.

Cowboys Greats Recall the Blood, Sweat and Pride of Playing in the Nfl's Most Unique Home

Remembering Texas Stadium

Thomas Henderson

In the follow-up to the shattering bestseller Out of Control; Confessions of an NFL Casualty, former Dallas Cowboys star Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson shares the story of his recovery from the abuse of alcohol and other drugs. He has been clean and sober for over 20 years and has not had a drink or done any drugs since November 8, 1983. In Control takes readers from Henderson's 1986 prison release to his current life as a community activist, philanthropist, and distributor of alcohol and drug education films to prison programs and rehabilitation centers. He also discusses how his life has changed since March 22, 2000, when he won a $28 million jackpot in the Texas lottery

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