Dungy
- proper noun
- Tony Dungy is widely regarded as one of the best coaches in NFL history.
- Tony Dungy
- Coach Dungy
- Dungy and the Colts
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Everyone likes Tony Dungy because he is a good guy.
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The national spokesperson is former Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy.
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And people who play for Tony Dungy loved him, love him.
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Remember, they had Tony Dungy as a head coach too.
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Oh, I like Tony Dungy, of course.
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I recently finished reading Tony Dungy's books, and I am reminded of the leadership and influence that someone in a coaching position can have.
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Colts coach Tony Dungy said Monday that quarterback Jim Sorgi would play at least a half.
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I will say he's the best coach we've had since Billick/Dungy, though.
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Some of the names thrown out there have been defensive masterminds, including Jon Gruden and Tony Dungy.
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"I made the announcement to the team after the game, and I don't think many of them know who John Mackey was," Coach Tony Dungy said.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Dungy is a family name from English, best known because of the coach Tony Dungy. A helpful way to remember it is to think of dung as 'animal droppings' plus the ending -y, since many old last names came from a job or place and so Dungy stayed as a surname.