Dungy: Class act retires from N.F.L. to do God's work
Monday Tony Dungy confirmed the speculation that he’s retiring from coaching. After seven years as head coach of the Indianapolis Colts Dungy has decided to he’s had enough. Dungy, who lead the Colts to the Super Bowl title in 2006, will leave coaching to pursue other interests which include spending more time with his family and engaging in endeavors that will hopefully make a difference in the mainstream. Dungy is noted for being the first African American coach to win a Super Bowl. He marched his team past the Chicago Bears in 2006 who was coached by Lovie Smith: it represented the first time two African American head coaches squared off in sports biggest spectacle. Dungy has built a winner in Indianapolis. He has set a standard of excellence few coaches can lay claim to today. Dungy will walk away only to hand his head set over the very capable Jim Caldwell. It’s the first time an African American coach has built an organization in the N.F.L. while anointing another African America...