Recovering Former Exec Larry Lacewell Visits Cowboys HQ
By Mike Fisher
FRISCO (105.3 The Fan) - Former Dallas Cowboys scouting director/legendary football storyteller Larry Lacewell, who suffered a severe stroke last fall, made an appearance here at The Star in Frisco, accompanied by long-time friend Jerry Jones.
"Doin' well," said Lacewell, reaching out from his wheelchair to offer a hug.
Lacewell, 79, led the Cowboys scouting department from 1992 to 2004. He has for decades been a confidant of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, legendary coach Barry Switzer and countless other football power-brokers dating all the way back to Bear Bryant.
Lacewell was a highly successful defensive coordinator at Oklahoma (as part of two national titles) and as a head coach at Arkansas State became that school's the all-time winningest coach at Arkansas State.
But his greatest legacy? Spinning football yarns ... which I'm sure he is doing all day today here at Cowboys headquarters.
