Former Dallas Cowboys special teams coach Joe Avezzano, whose wild sideline antics made him a fan favorite when the Cowboys won three Super Bowls in the 1990s, died Thursday. He was 68. Cowboys ...

Joe Avezzano, the popular former special teams coach with Dallas Cowboys, died of a heart attack Thursday. The Cowboys confirmed Avezzano's death while coaching a team in Milan, Italy. Avezzano ...

DALLAS (AP) — Former Dallas Cowboys special teams coach and Iowa State assistant Joe Avezzano, whose wild sideline antics made him a fan favorite when the Cowboys won three Super Bowls in the 1990s, ...

Former Oregon State football coach Joe Avezzano died Thursday in Italy. He was 68. Avezzano coached the Beavers from 1980-84, going 6-47-2 — the bleakest era of the NCAA-record 28-season losing streak ...

Yonkers Pizza Co. in Preston Center opened late last year as a place where owner Tony Avezzano, son of Dallas Cowboys’ late special teams coach Joe Avezzano, could share his family’s Italian recipes.

After selling Hat Tricks, his popular Lewisville sports bar, in 2015, it seemed like it would be only a matter of time before Tony Avezzano would be back in the restaurant game. With the opening of ...

New Raiders head coach Norv Turner wasted little time calling on his longtime NFL contacts, announcing Thursday that the team has hired former Dallas Cowboys assistant Joe Avezzano as special-teams ...

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Will the ghost of Joe Avezzano be haunting Reser Stadium on Saturday? (Randy Wood/The Oregonian/1980) An irreverent look at college football ... 1. Oregon's motto is WTD. 2. In the seats at Oregon ...

Cowboys spokesman Rich Dalrymple confirmed that Avezzano died in Italy. He had moved to Milan earlier this year to coach an Italian Football League team, the Milan Seamen. That team said on its ...

DALLAS -- Former Dallas Cowboys special teams coach Joe Avezzano, whose wild sideline antics made him a fan favorite when the Cowboys won three Super Bowls in the 1990s, died Thursday. He was 68.