INDIANAPOLIS -- Nice guys don't finish last. It's tough to find a more gracious and affable NFL coach than Indianapolis Colts head man Tony Dungy. The soft-spoken Dungy is known for his grace and calm sideline demeanor and that was reflected in his team's play last night, as the Colts shook off a 21-3 first-half deficit to stage the largest ... (Full article: 892 words)

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