Cntrygal
02-04-2003, 09:57 PM
Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy doesn't want any more public feuding between his quarterback and kicker.
Dungy said Tuesday he would like to keep the dispute between Peyton Manning and Mike Vanderjagt out of the public eye.
"The unfortunate thing is that it has gone public, and the best thing is to try and settle it in-house," Dungy told students at Butler University, where he spoke to a campus group about religion. "It's an unfortunate incident, and we'll handle it from here."
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Dungy said Tuesday he would like to keep the dispute between Peyton Manning and Mike Vanderjagt out of the public eye.
"The unfortunate thing is that it has gone public, and the best thing is to try and settle it in-house," Dungy told students at Butler University, where he spoke to a campus group about religion. "It's an unfortunate incident, and we'll handle it from here."
more... (http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/sports/football/nfl/cleveland_browns/5105656.htm)