Switzer

Actually, Switzer had something of a game face on today.

And today, Switzer had something to say about that, too.

If they do, it is anyone's guess what Switzer will say to the players then.

The one thing that doesn't seem to go away: the Switzer question.

"He was a great role model for young people on and off the field," Switzer said.

Actually, there have been changes, and the biggest one is probably Switzer.

"Some guys started to feel sorry for themselves," Switzer said.

"I keep a night stand, and my son was in there looking for some things," Switzer said.

"I really don't pay attention to the stuff on the outside," Switzer said.

Barry Switzer is more concerned about all of the players.

Switzer said she wanted to run Boston, and was told that women were not allowed.

Switzer said yesterday that he would be interested in the job.

Switzer said in the news conference that Jones had called him last week.

"I don't understand why things happen the way they do," Switzer said.

Both black and white players might like Switzer simply because he allows them more freedom.

So has Switzer set back all of those efforts with his arrest?

Switzer arrived yesterday much as Johnson did five years ago.

At Switzer's camp this year, nobody was sent off the field.

So Switzer does and says dramatic things to get his team focused.

Jones has stood by Switzer through almost daily calls in the local news media for the coach's job.

When Switzer first began running, there was nothing beyond the 800 meters for women.

The community was named for the Switzer family, the original owners of the town site.

But if the situation repeats, Switzer would probably do the same thing.

An angry director didn't stop Switzer from making it to the finish line.

It appeared as though the car had been driven off the road, Switzer said.