
DESOTO, Texas (AP) - An agonizing two-hour wait for Dez Bryant
has ended happily with the Dallas Cowboys taking him with the 24th
pick in the NFL draft.
The former Oklahoma State receiver who grew up two hours east of
Dallas kept falling Thursday and wasn't even the first receiver
taken.
He didn't care, though, when his long-silent cell phone finally
rang and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was on the other end.
The call kicked off a raucous celebration and chants of
"Cowboys, Cowboys" in the palatial Dallas-area home of one of
Bryant's advisers.
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