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John M. Barry dropped out of graduate school in history to become a football coach, eventually rising to assistant coach at Tulane University. He quit coaching to write, first as a freelance journalist in Washington, D. C., where he contributed to The Washington Post Magazine, then as a book author. In 1998 his book, Rising …
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