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Jim Caldwell
Jim Caldwell is an American football coach and was recently named as the replacement for current Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy. Dungy formally announced his retirement in January of 2009 and Caldwell was named his replacement... [more]
Jim Caldwell is an American football coach and was recently named as the replacement for current Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy. Dungy formally announced his retirement in January of 2009 and Caldwell was named his replacement shortly after. He was also the head coach of Wake Forest college from 1993 to 2000 and an assistant coach to a number of different college football programs.
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Will Jim Caldwell be able to live up to Tony Dungy's reputation?
2 votes so far
Leader:
There's no way.
There's no way.
So you say you want me to take over a team that was coached by one of the most well-respected coaches to ever stride the sidelines in the NFL?
And you are saying I am going to be without five of my defensive starters from a year ago?
No Bob Sanders.
No Marvin Harrison.
No Anthony Gonzalez.
And to top it all off, let’s throw two rookie wide receivers and cornerbacks in there as well, how's that?
Sure Mr. Irsay and Mr. Polian, I can do that for...
- Indianapolis Colts (en.wikipedia.org)
- NFL Insider: Colts' Caldwell quietly on unprecedented run (rssfeeds.usatoday.com)
- Heed Luke 14:11 (syndication.boston.com)
Jim Caldwell makes this coaching stuff look easy. Three months into his first season with the Colts, Caldwell still has not lost a game. He's already set an NFL record for rookie head coaches with 11 straight wins, is one win short of tying the NFL's longest winning streak (21), and the comparisons between himself and former coach Tony Dungy are fading with each new achievement.
From sports.yahoo.com
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- Sitting Down With Caldwell (colts.com)
betting.betfair.com (blog)Opponent Preview: Indianapolis ColtsPress BoxFirst-year head coach Jim Caldwell, the former Wake Forest head coach, took over after veteran coach Tony Dungy retired after last season. ...The odds are stacked against the Ravens as the Colts come callingMVN.comBest in Baltimore footballBaltimore SunNFL Preview - Indianapolis (9-0) at Baltimore (5-4)MiamiHerald.comKTVU.com -Post Chronicle -1070 The Fan - Indianapolisall...
From news.google.com
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- Caldwell the face of 10-0 Colts (search.live.com)
- Poster from GH claims talks have started with Tony Dungy (news.google.com)
- Tony Dungy (en.wikipedia.org)
http://www.colts.com/sub.cfm?page=article7_id=096398bd-65de-4bc5-8e3b-bb1a31897193 - Head Coach Jim Caldwell said Monday while the Colts have accomplished their first goal, they 'still have a lot to play for yet,' so little will change this week. The Colts are AFC South champions, but playoff positioning is not set.
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by Darron Cummings - AP
8 days ago:
Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell looks on during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the New England Patriots in Indianapolis, Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009. Indianapolis won 35-34. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings...
From stampedeblue.com
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- Recap Week Eight: Colts 18 (stampedeblue.com)
Jim Caldwell has been preparing for the playoff questions since he was hired as Colts coach. Providing the answers before December, well, that is a surprise. One day after becoming the first NFL team to lock up a playoff spot this season, the rookie coach acknowledged he has been pondering how best to get Indianapolis ready for the postseason -- even if he's not ready to announce those plans.
From sports.yahoo.com
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- Everyone Prepare Yourselves for this Week's Injury Report (stampedeblue.com)
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by Michael Conroy - AP
3 months ago:
Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell, right, and team president Bill Polian chat as they watch practice during the NFL team's football training camp in Terre Haute, Ind., Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2009. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy...
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