FRISCO, Texas -- Jerry and Jimmy. Jimmy and Jerry.
In Dallas Cowboys history, maybe even NFL history, you don't need their last names. You know them. You know their story. At least most of it.
They were teammates at Arkansas, winning a national championship in 1964. They roomed together on their road, more because of alphabetical order than a particularly close relationship. Numerically, they were next to each other, too. Jimmy wore No. 60. Jerry wore No. 61.
Jerry Jones became a success in the oil and gas industry. Jimmy Johnson became one of the best college football coaches in history, winning a national championship at the University of Miami.