nytimes.com - 5/6/2008
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Most people rarely see Tom Coughlin in anything less than full intensity. But those close to him have long said that the public image was only a partial reflection.
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Eagle in Atlanta -- atleagle.com —
... come across that has an informed take on the defense. The Sailing team continued its dominant season with another victory over the weekend. The win qualified the team for the ICSA Team Race National Championship. Gerbe remains undecided on his college hockey future. Track star Kasey Hill earned Eagle of the Year honors for women's sports. Some guy named Matt Ryan won the men's award. Tom Coughlin still works overtime to honor the legacy of Jay McGillis.
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