Cowher to Retire?
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Cowher to Retire?
That's the rumor Madden is reporting. Supposedly so his daughter can go to a basketball friendly private school in North Carolina. Supposedly it's making the rounds in Fox Chapel today.
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Mad City Mike wrote:The rumor says he will move to North Carolina. then when his girl finishes high school in 3 years, he would come back to coaching, though likely not in Pittsburgh.nocera wrote:why would his coaching matter?
I don't buy it for a second myself.
it sounds pretty ridiculous. what ever happened to kids going away to college without mommy and daddy? isn't that the point?
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Re: Cowher to Retire?
Is he trying to rain on their parade?Mad City Mike wrote:That's the rumor Madden is reporting. Supposedly so his daughter can go to a basketball friendly private school in North Carolina. Supposedly it's making the rounds in Fox Chapel today.
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Re: Cowher to Retire?
Perhaps Madden "borrowed" the story from a message board parody.Mad City Mike wrote:That's the rumor Madden is reporting. Supposedly so his daughter can go to a basketball friendly private school in North Carolina. Supposedly it's making the rounds in Fox Chapel today.

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Re: Cowher to Retire?
The Great Mark Madden would never steal from a message board. It is below a person of his stature.Daniel wrote:Perhaps Madden "borrowed" the story from a message board parody.Mad City Mike wrote:That's the rumor Madden is reporting. Supposedly so his daughter can go to a basketball friendly private school in North Carolina. Supposedly it's making the rounds in Fox Chapel today.

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Madden is bitter. But his bitterness is nothing compared to the idiots on WIP in Philly. So what we know is Seattle got jobbed with bad calls, Big Ben was scared the whole game and the Steelers & Cowher didn't really win the Super Bowl. I would expect this from Seattle but Philly? Are they that jealous?
But getting back to the original topic, if Cowher leaves I wouldn't mind. Promote Wisenhunt and see what he can do running the show by himself.
But getting back to the original topic, if Cowher leaves I wouldn't mind. Promote Wisenhunt and see what he can do running the show by himself.
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the Cowhers purchase home in NC
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06060/662771.stmnocera wrote:Mad City Mike wrote:The rumor says he will move to North Carolina. then when his girl finishes high school in 3 years, he would come back to coaching, though likely not in Pittsburgh.nocera wrote:why would his coaching matter?
I don't buy it for a second myself.
it sounds pretty ridiculous. what ever happened to kids going away to college without mommy and daddy? isn't that the point?
The Cowhers will be like many of steeler nation...lovin the
steelers but not living in Pittsburgh.
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We aren't the only ones who noticed this with WTAE...
Pens Q&A: November 15, 2002
Q: Do you think the local TV news media needs to cover the Penguins in greater depth? Since attendance is lower this year, do you think the Penguins' management should lobby for enhanced coverage on the sports section of the nightly news? After all, the Steelers get all the free PR they can handle on all three networks. If the Penguins could get more coverage, then maybe their stature and popularity -- and, ultimately, ticket sales -- would improve.
Greg Wood of Greenfield
KOVACEVIC: I almost always stay away from questions about other media, Greg, although I'm always happy to entertain comments or concerns about the Post-Gazette's coverage of the Penguins. But I'll make an exception this time, as I get a lot of this sentiment in e-mails.
My initial response is that I think four of the five Pittsburgh stations with a regular sportscast show Penguins news and highlights fairly regularly, albeit with a noticeable dip on weekends. The other station, WTAE, is obsessive about the Steelers to the extent that it isn't shy about leading its sportscasts in May and June with a "Countdown to Camp Cowher" in favor of highlights from a Pirates game attended by 30,000. I'd consider that the anomaly, though, rather than the rule.
Q: Do you think the local TV news media needs to cover the Penguins in greater depth? Since attendance is lower this year, do you think the Penguins' management should lobby for enhanced coverage on the sports section of the nightly news? After all, the Steelers get all the free PR they can handle on all three networks. If the Penguins could get more coverage, then maybe their stature and popularity -- and, ultimately, ticket sales -- would improve.
Greg Wood of Greenfield
KOVACEVIC: I almost always stay away from questions about other media, Greg, although I'm always happy to entertain comments or concerns about the Post-Gazette's coverage of the Penguins. But I'll make an exception this time, as I get a lot of this sentiment in e-mails.
My initial response is that I think four of the five Pittsburgh stations with a regular sportscast show Penguins news and highlights fairly regularly, albeit with a noticeable dip on weekends. The other station, WTAE, is obsessive about the Steelers to the extent that it isn't shy about leading its sportscasts in May and June with a "Countdown to Camp Cowher" in favor of highlights from a Pirates game attended by 30,000. I'd consider that the anomaly, though, rather than the rule.
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Re: We aren't the only ones who noticed this with WTAE...
And this has what to do with Cowher retiring?kovyman1127 wrote:Pens Q&A: November 15, 2002
Q: Do you think the local TV news media needs to cover the Penguins in greater depth? Since attendance is lower this year, do you think the Penguins' management should lobby for enhanced coverage on the sports section of the nightly news? After all, the Steelers get all the free PR they can handle on all three networks. If the Penguins could get more coverage, then maybe their stature and popularity -- and, ultimately, ticket sales -- would improve.
Greg Wood of Greenfield
KOVACEVIC: I almost always stay away from questions about other media, Greg, although I'm always happy to entertain comments or concerns about the Post-Gazette's coverage of the Penguins. But I'll make an exception this time, as I get a lot of this sentiment in e-mails.
My initial response is that I think four of the five Pittsburgh stations with a regular sportscast show Penguins news and highlights fairly regularly, albeit with a noticeable dip on weekends. The other station, WTAE, is obsessive about the Steelers to the extent that it isn't shy about leading its sportscasts in May and June with a "Countdown to Camp Cowher" in favor of highlights from a Pirates game attended by 30,000. I'd consider that the anomaly, though, rather than the rule.
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