Roger Staubach Books

The Lincoln library of sports champions.

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Includes brief, alphabetically arranged biographies of nearly 500 sports personalities from around the world representing more than fifty sports. Includes a table of contents arranged alphabeticall...

Power in a Link

By Dave Gowel, Roger Staubach

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Every day is game day

By Fran Tarkenton

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Tales from the Dallas Cowboys Sideline

By Charlie Waters, Cliff Harris, Roger Staubach

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Tales from the Dallas Cowboys Sideline

By Charlie Waters, Cliff Harris, Roger Staubach

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Tales from the Dallas Cowboys Sideline

By Charlie Waters, Cliff Harris, Roger Staubach

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Twelve Years of Turbulence

By Gary Kennedy, Roger Staubach, Terry Maxon

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Take a Knee

By John Tolson, Franklin Green Staff, Roger Staubach, Tony Romo

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Take a Knee

By John Tolson, Roger Staubach, Tony Romo

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Run to the Fire

By Roger Staubach, Chad Collins

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