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David Diaz Ready For Title Showdown With Humberto Soto At Cowboys Stadium (East Side Boxing)

CHICAGO, IL (March 3, 2010) Former World Boxing Council Lightweight Champion David Diaz is in his final week of training in his hometown of Chicago as he prepares for his rumble with Humberto “ZORRITA” Soto on Saturday, March 13th at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas.

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David Diaz Ready For Title Showdown With Humberto Soto At Cowboys Stadium (East Side Boxing)

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A look at how the Dallas Cowboys did with last year’s draft (Dallas Morning News)

File 2009Let’s take a look back at last year’s draft picks that ended up making the final roster, spent the year on injured reserve or the physically unable to perform list or practice squad, writes Todd Archer.

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A look at how the Dallas Cowboys did with last year’s draft (Dallas Morning News)

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Giants’ new stadium will have a lot in common with Cowboys Stadium (Dallas Morning News)

The Giants’ new home will be much like Cowboys Stadium - futuristic and expensive. The Giants will share the new Meadowlands stadium with the Jets beginning next season.

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Giants’ new stadium will have a lot in common with Cowboys Stadium (Dallas Morning News)

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Cowboys coach Phillips says he gets little respect (AP via Yahoo! Sports)

Despite having won 30 of 44 games as coach of the Dallas Cowboys, Wade Phillips knows he better keep winning over the next month if he’s going to keep his job. Phillips is in the final year of a three-year contract.

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Cowboys coach Wade Phillips focuses on coaching, not contract (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

IRVING — Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is in the final year of his contract. Owner Jerry Jones has an option for next year, but has chosen to let the season play out before addressing Phillips’ future.

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Cowboys coach Wade Phillips focuses on coaching, not contract (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

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Cowboys aiming to be humble, consistent vs Seattle (SportingNews)

ARLINGTON, Texas — Keith Brooking slept in, enjoyed the final few hours of a visit by his brother, then went to Dallas Cowboys headquarters during the afternoon of his “Victory Monday,” an extra day off players received as a reward for beating the Atlanta Falcons.

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Cowboys aiming to be humble, consistent vs Seattle (SportingNews)

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Dallas Cowboys know 2-3 will look ugly (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

IRVING — Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Patrick Crayton started the week voicing his frustration with the offense. He’s ending it with an emphatic statement about Sunday’s game at Kansas City.

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Dallas Cowboys know 2-3 will look ugly (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

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Dallas Cowboys’ Jenkins won’t forget past teammates (Dallas Morning News)

VERNON BRYANT / DMNBefore every game, Dallas Cowboys cornerback Mike Jenkins (right) drops to a knee and says a prayer, writes Todd Archer. He remembers Keeley Dorsey.

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Dallas Cowboys’ Jenkins won’t forget past teammates (Dallas Morning News)

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Running back trio worked in Dallas Cowboys’ 31-24 win (Dallas Morning News)

Marion Barber scored on a 6-yard run around left end with 3:57 left to put away the Dallas Cowboys’ 34-21 win Sunday. It was the final piece to offensive coordinator Jason Garrett’s running back puzzle.

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Running back trio worked in Dallas Cowboys’ 31-24 win (Dallas Morning News)

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Dallas Cowboys’ special teams stand out in win (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

The Cowboys get a leg up on the Bucs with their special teams.

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Dallas Cowboys’ special teams stand out in win (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

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