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Sports commentator Skip Bayless recently reflected on his book series about the Dallas Cowboys during their early 1990s dominance, including the controversial “Hell Bent.” The book touched on locker room rumors about quarterback Troy Aikman’s sexuality, a topic Bayless addressed with nuance. He clarified he never claimed Aikman was gay but noted that rumors circulated amidst tension between Aikman and coach Barry Switzer. Despite clashes and silence between them through the 1995 Super Bowl run, the team triumphed. Bayless revealed he spoke extensively with Aikman, who publicly and humorously denied the rumors in the book. He emphasized that at the time, such whispers felt more significant due to the Cowboys’ macho image and high-profile endorsements. Ultimately, Bayless said the focus was on the team’s success amid chaos and controversy. The series paints a candid portrait of a wild, headline-grabbing Cowboys era led by stars like Michael Irvin, with Aikman as its resilient centerpiece.
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