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Holcomb still chasing dream of becoming NFL head coach - Los Angeles Sentinel

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As an African American growing up in Queens, New York, Al Holcomb spent his fall Sundays watching Tom Landry and the Dallas Cowboys on television, and dreaming of one day becoming an NFL head coach.

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