Better luck next time

Thu., Jan. 25, 2007

The Spokesman-Review

This Super Bowl should be a lot more pleasant than the other one Leslie Frazier was in.

Frazier was a starting cornerback for the victorious 1985 Bears. He snapped an anterior cruciate ligament in the first half of Super Bowl XX, probably the only bad thing that happened to the Bears that day.

Frazier is defensive backs coach and a chief assistant to Indianapolis coach Tony Dungy.

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