The Dallas Cowboys have finalized their training camp schedule for 2010, and it looks like they will split time between Texas and California. Two large states for one big team!

The Cowboys will open camp in San Antonio, TX on Friday, July 23rd and close camp in San Antonio on Friday, August 6th. At that point, the Cowboys will head to Canton for the Hall of Fame game between the Cincinnati Bengals. They will then return to Dallas for their game versus the Oakland Raiders on Thurs., Aug. 12 then head to California to finish up training camp at the Marriott Residence Inn River Ridge Complex in Oxnard, CA.

The teams full training camp schedule is below.

	Fri., July 23: Training camp opens to media in San Antonio Sat., July 24: Practices begin in San Antonio Fri., Aug. 6: Break camp in San Antonio
	Sat., Aug. 7: Team travels from DFW to Canton Sat., Aug. 7: Emmitt Smith Hall of Fame Induction – 7 p.m. (ET) Fawcett Stadium Sun., Aug. 8: HOF Game, Fawcett Stadium – 8 p.m. (ET) Dallas vs. Cincinnati
	Tues., Aug. 10-Wed., Aug. 11: Practices in Dallas (closed to the public) Thurs., Aug. 12: 8 p.m. (CT) – Dallas vs. Oakland
	Fri., Aug. 13: Travel to California Sat., Aug. 14: Practices begin in Oxnard Fri., Aug. 20: Travel to San Diego Sat., Aug. 21: 6 p.m. (PT) – Dallas @ San Diego Fri., Aug. 27: Break Camp in Oxnard – Travel to Houston
	Sat., Aug. 28: 7 p.m. (CT) — Dallas @ Houston Tues., Aug. 31: Practice resumes at Valley Ranch Thurs., Sept. 2: 7 p.m. (CT) — Dallas vs. Miami

After months of speculation, it is official, Terry Glenn is no longer a Dallas Cowboy.

There were three players who missed the start of training camp. Both first round rookies, Felix Jones and Mike Jenkins who had not reached a contract agreement with the Cowboys and Glenn, who was asked to sign an injury waiver. For a brief moment on Friday it appeared as if all three would be signing and joining the team for practice on Saturday.

It was a very brief moment.

During the late afternoon practice, Cowboys Owner and GM Jerry Jones told the media that the Cowboys would be releasing the veteran wide receiver. It was a pretty cut and dry decision by Jerry and it does not appear that it had anything to do with the fact the Glenn had refused to sign the $500,000 injury waiver. It appears that the Cowboys are moving forward with the young receivers and hoping that they can step up and contribute along side veteran stand out Terrell Owens.

Good move? Bad move? Only time will tell.