SUPER BOWL XXVIII / DAILY REPORT

Cowboy defensive tackle Tony Casillas, who was traded from Atlanta in 1991, is no fan of former Falcon coach Jerry Glanville.

“All I’ve got to say is the last time I checked, he was in Memphis looking for a job and finally found one as an Elvis Presley impersonator,” Casillas said. “I’m glad to be back in Atlanta. I’m here, and he’s not.”

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A mob of reporters surrounded Cowboy defensive end Charles Haley, but he was not impressed.

“This is just another game,” Haley said. “It may be a big game to some people, but it’s just a regular game to me because I already won my big game.”

The Cowboys defeated San Francisco, 38-21, on Sunday. The 49ers were Haley’s former teammates.

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Wide receiver Alvin Harper, on beating 49er defensive back Eric Davis for a 42-yard touchdown Sunday.

“Right before the play, I ran a deep post route and Davis was talking to me, saying, ‘You’re not going to beat us this year.’ I told him that I was getting ready to make a catch on him in one minute and the next play I caught that pass and went in for a touchdown.

“I looked at him and his face looked like he saw a ghost.”