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Feel bad for Tony Dungy

Zod

By Zod,
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pantherclaw Grand Master

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I don't see how Dungy is invested. His check didn't bounce. He got a Super Bowl somewhere else. He's good.

Dungy is a man that puts a lot into everything he does.

He definitely was responsible for changing the culture of the franchise in Tampa.

And it only took Gruden a few years to destroy it.

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I don't feel bad for Dungy in regards to the Bucs not selling enough tickets because I don't care! I care about the Carolina Panthers: how many tickets we sell, how we play, how many games we win, etc. The only time I'm concerned about another team is when their record plays a part in my team making the Playoffs, or where we rank in the division, or something like that.

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Plainly put, when i think Tony Dungy, i think the Indianapolis Colts. Good things DO cover up bad things (when it comes to Football).

Edit: Unless your name is Joe Paterno, God rest his soul.

Honestly, i think its the order things happen. The whole Paterno thing happened last. Dungy was able to spend 6 years in Indy, and do great, so thats what we remember first. I think he couldnt care less IMO. He knows hes awesome, he has a great family, and hes set financially. He may even chuckle at the way things have turned.

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Plainly put, when i think Tony Dungy, i think the Indianapolis Colts. Good things DO cover up bad things (when it comes to Football).

Edit: Unless your name is Joe Paterno, God rest his soul.

Honestly, i think its the order things happen. The whole Paterno thing happened last. Dungy was able to spend 6 years in Indy, and do great, so thats what we remember first. I think he couldnt care less IMO. He knows hes awesome, he has a great family, and hes set financially. He may even chuckle at the way things have turned.

what??

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Plainly put, when i think Tony Dungy, i think the Indianapolis Colts. Good things DO cover up bad things (when it comes to Football).

Edit: Unless your name is Joe Paterno, God rest his soul.

Honestly, i think its the order things happen. The whole Paterno thing happened last. Dungy was able to spend 6 years in Indy, and do great, so thats what we remember first. I think he couldnt care less IMO. He knows hes awesome, he has a great family, and hes set financially. He may even chuckle at the way things have turned.

Can you make it a little more plain? It's not plain enough for my brain :(

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Plainly put, when i think Tony Dungy, i think the Indianapolis Colts. Good things DO cover up bad things (when it comes to Football).

Edit: Unless your name is Joe Paterno, God rest his soul.

Honestly, i think its the order things happen. The whole Paterno thing happened last. Dungy was able to spend 6 years in Indy, and do great, so thats what we remember first. I think he couldnt care less IMO. He knows hes awesome, he has a great family, and hes set financially. He may even chuckle at the way things have turned.

wat

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