Tales From The Bucs Sideline A Collection of The Greatest Bucs Stories Ever Told

Chris Harry, a native of Washington, D.C., is a senior staff writer for The Orlando Sentinel who has covered the Bucs and NFL since the 2000 season. Before that, he spent 10 years in Gainesville, Florida, chronicling the University of Florida athletic program for The Tampa Tribune and Sentinel. Winner of the 2001 Football Writers Association of America award for feature writing, Harry is a graduate of the University of South Florida and lives in Tampa with his wife, Cindy, and daughter, Molly. Joey Johnston, a native of Tampa, was a teenager when he sat through each of the Bucs' home losses during the franchise's 0-26 beginning. As a senior writer for The Tampa Tribune, he was on hand to chronicle Tampa Bay's 48-21 triumph against Oakland in Super Bowl XXXVII on January 26, 2003. In between, he has worked for more than two decades in the sports journalism field for the Tribune and St. Petersburg Times. Johnston, a USF graduate and four-time winner of writing awards from the Florida Sports Writers Association, lives in Tampa with his wife, Angela, and son, Joseph AlexanderHarris, Chris is the author of 'Tales From The Bucs Sideline A Collection of The Greatest Bucs Stories Ever Told', published 2004 under ISBN 9781582617732 and ISBN 1582617732.