Players Become Coaches As Team Hosts Football Camp

IRVING, Texas – Cowboys players became coaches and coaches became commissioners Thursday during the second annual Dallas Cowboys U high school football camp.

More than 160 underserved student-athletes showed up at the Valley Ranch training facility and were divided into eight teams, each led by a Cowboys player. Tony Romo, Brandon Carr, Jay Ratliff, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten, Sean Lee, Miles Austin and Doug Free all got their own team, with Romo’s squad coming out the victors, although not without some lighthearted controversy.

Austin’s team went 3-0 and earned a trip to the championship game. With three 2-1 teams, Romo’s team was given a bye in a one-play, three-team playoff to earn a trip to the championship game against Austin’s squad. Romo’s side, which got the bye based on points scored, won the final play-in game for the opportunity to face Austin’s group.

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