About the Authors

CraigCliffordisassociateprofessorofphilosophyatTarletonState UniversityinStephenville,Texas. He also is director of the honors programs at Tarleton State. 
Clifford received a PhD in philosophyfromtheStateUniversity of New York at Buffalo in 1981. He has an extensive background teachingethicsandphilosophyof sport, both at the undergraduate and graduate level. 
Afrequentauthoronthesubject of sportsmanship, Clifford has publishedmorethanonehundred guest columns in major newspapers. He is also the author of The Tenure of Phil Wisdom: Dialogues (University Press of America, 1995) and In the Deep Heart’s Core: ReflectionsonLife,Letters,andTexas (Texas A&M University Press, 1985). 
From 1988 to 1992, Clifford was the head varsity men’s and women’s tennis coach at Tarleton. During that time, Tarleton qualified three times for the NAIA national tournament. 
Recently, Clifford has taken up the sport of Olympic-style target archery. In 1996, his second year of competition, he finished the year ranked third in the state of Texas. He is an active member of the Texas State Archery Association and the National Archery Association. 
Randolph M. Feezell is professor of philosophy at Creighton University in Omaha, 

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Nebraska. 

Feezell played college baseball at theUniversity ofOklahoma. He has coached baseball at all levels, from Little League to American Legiontocollege,includingexperience as an assistant coach at Dana College in Blair, Nebraska. 
The author of numerous articles on the philosophy of sport and ethics, Feezell is the coauthor, with Curtis Hancock, of How Should I Live? Philosophical Conversations About Moral Life (Paragon House, 1991).Healsoistheauthorof Faith, Freedom, and Value: Introductory Philosophical Dialogues (Westview Press, 1989).