They have them, they're a burden, they don't care. "I see a lot of parents who aren't famous, and some who are famous, that just have nothing to do with their children. Like Kathy, her two brothers are Daddy fans. None of the three were Cowboys fans growing up.
She had the dining table removed from her father's suite at the team hotel so six roll-away beds could accommodate many of his guests.Īll of Switzer's children - Greg, 27, Kathy, 26, and Doug, 23 - are in Arizona. Kathy made arrangements for 21 of her father's friends and relatives to travel to Phoenix for the Super Bowl. Unlike former Dallas coach Jimmy Johnson, who said he didn't want his parents in town for the Super Bowl because he wouldn't have time to spend with them, Switzer, 58, always makes time for those close to him, even during the hectic Super Bowl week. She follows pro football now for one reason: Her father is head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, who will play the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX tonight at Sun Devil Stadium. "Those five years he was out of football, I didn't follow college and I had never followed pro football." Three months after Barry Switzer resigned as football coach at the University of Oklahoma, his daughter, Kathy, discovered something.
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