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Joe Greene's Dunbar Jr./Sr. High School football jersey becomes first retired jersey in TISD history | Temple Independent School District
Temple ISD to retire 'Mean' Joe Greene's Dunbar jersey number
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Very nice: Steelers finally retire 'Mean Joe' Greene's No. 75 | Sporting News
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Joe Greene's Keepsakes, No Longer His - The New York Times
Burgh's Best to Wear It, No. 75: Joe Greene nearly wore another number to fame with Steelers | TribLIVE.com
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North Texas football: How Joe Greene became Mean Joe Greene | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Mean' Joe Greene jersey retired by Temple ISD at ceremony | kcentv.com
Pittsburgh Steelers Mean Joe Greene Autographed Inscribed Jersey Jsa C – MVP Authentics
Coca-Cola's iconic Super Bowl commercial with 'Mean' Joe Greene took days to film, and for this silly reason | Fox News
