When will Derek Johnson's book titled, Dawgfather: The Don James Myth, hit the amazon.com shelves?

What does this have to do with Tim Tebow?

Will it be available in paperback?

He_Needs_More_Time said:

Derek actually covered most of those games in his book along with most of the great achievements of James. Why it was such a good book he went over everything in the James era instead of just pumping him up.

DJKA

TheGlove said:

- Plunger raped by Alabama, 52-0 and 28-6
- Plunger raped by Ucla, 31-0
- Plunger raped by BYU, 31-3
- Plunger raped by ASU, 36-7
- Plunger raped by Colorado, 45-28
- Routinely padded his record with early season cupcakes.
- He never had to play a ranked Oregon St.
- Lost to perennial Pac 10 doormat, Oregon St., AT HOME.
- Never finished higher than #2 in the AP poll.
- His tenure at UW was marked with NCAA violations and steroid use. Lack of institutional control.
- Failed to spearhead a renovation of Husky Stadium, including removal of track.
- Allowed players to piss their pants and eat dog food on the field.
- Quit on the program.

The Dawgfather never allowed his players to do the Lawnmower on his sideline for Messbugger or anyone else,........and he was always content to share his home venue with Husky track. He did quit on the program in everlasting infamy, but only after the UW president and athletic director of softball quit on him. To my knowledge, none of DJ's cupcakes were Big Sky doormats and I always thought that as a sort of oldtime coach, he might have believed that if his team didn't show-up to compete, it was better for them to get blown-out. On the scoreboard, it's always wins no matter how acquired that matter to players and coaches........ margins of defeat are for media-pollster nerds.

Someone sounds bitter that their team will never have less than 4 losses in a season ever again.

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Derek actually covered most of those games in his book along with most of the great achievements of James. Why it was such a good book he went over everything in the James era instead of just pumping him up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBons6TRxic