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There is no greater icon of the American west than the Cowboy. They are stoic, hardworking, and quintessentially American. The era of the cowboy began after the Civil War in the heart of Texas. Cattle were herded long before this time, but in Texas, they grew wild and unchecked. As the country expanded, the demand…
This week in Dallas – Dallas Cowboys Football Academy Youth Camp
Okay, what Cowboys fan wouldn’t want their child to attend this? This camp offers individualized on-field coaching from former NFL players and lessons in teamwork, dedication, and character from current Dallas Cowboys players to give campers an educational and memorable experience. The experience includes: Interactive coaching from former NFL players, Team huddle with current Dallas…
Show teacher appreciation in the month of May
It’s that time of year again. The time of year where we show our appreciation for the teachers who work so hard to educate our children and grandchildren. What better way to say “thank you” than to give them a Tervis Tumbler with their favorite football team?
Happy National Wine and Cheese Day!
In an effort to prepare you for the upcoming tailgating season, we wanted to highlight one of the best combinations in food and drink: Wine and Cheese. As today is National Wine and Cheese day, are passing along some of the greatest combinations known to Man (or Woman). The brave choice: PORT AND BLEU CHEESE…
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Before the advent of plastic football helmets, many football players wore leather helmets. It’s no coincidence that the earliest football helmet looked more like a padded aviator cap than the high-tech crash-tested helmet used by today’s players. The invention of the leather helmet most likely dates back to 1893, when Admiral Joseph Mason Reeve (the…
Training Camp ready?
One of the things we all wait for and if we’re lucky, get to witness, Cowboys Training Camp! This is a quick check-in to make sure you are ready for Camp.. No this isn’t a helpful blog about when it’s open, where to park, best spots to stand… This post is about the most important…
