61.   He has been a salaried, real assistant or head coach in the NFL for only six years.

62.   He has been involved in eight Super Bowls as a player, assistant coach and head coach.

63.   He hears general manager Charley Casserly and head coach Dom Capers talking about their goals of being competitive within three years, and he knows it can be done.

64.   He made six other college stops, including a year as head coach at the Air Force Academy, before gaining his first pro coaching job at New England.

65.   He played the past two seasons for the Arizona Cardinals, a club whose head coach, Buddy Ryan, barely recognizes offensive players.

66.   He then became a prop in the tension that existed between Elway and head coach Dan Reeves.

67.   He is, after all, the new head coach.

68.   He was less than an hour away from calling Southern Methodist to take that head coaching job when BC confirmed he was the man.

69.   Here comes Dan Reeves, the former New York Giants head coach, back into Giants Stadium as the Atlanta Falcons head coach.

70.   He sensed a more productive, more comfortable atmosphere than the predominant one under former president and head coach Rick Pitino.