gr8slayer
03-23-2007, 09:08 AM
http://postgazette.com/pg/07081/771578-66.stm
Something along the lines of "American Idle," were there such a thing, might sound more fitting for a middle-aged, recent retiree.
Maybe even a spin on "Dancing with the Ex-Coaching Stars" or "Survivor: Latrobe."
That wouldn't be Bill Cowher's reality-television style, though.
He apparently prefers left turns, 150-mph speeds and a new-fangled, ABC summertime series called "Fast Cars and Superstars: Gillette Young Guns Celebrity Race," and we're not making that up.
Barely two months off the Steelers' job, this 15-year head coach and soon-to-be CBS studio analyst went out last week and filmed seven made-for-reality-TV episodes that required him to dress in a blue racing uniform, squeeze into a stock car and vroom-vroom around Lowe's Motor Speedway near Charlotte, N.C.
By contrast, foaming over the Joey Porters of the NFL world seemed appreciably easier, if not safer, right?
Something along the lines of "American Idle," were there such a thing, might sound more fitting for a middle-aged, recent retiree.
Maybe even a spin on "Dancing with the Ex-Coaching Stars" or "Survivor: Latrobe."
That wouldn't be Bill Cowher's reality-television style, though.
He apparently prefers left turns, 150-mph speeds and a new-fangled, ABC summertime series called "Fast Cars and Superstars: Gillette Young Guns Celebrity Race," and we're not making that up.
Barely two months off the Steelers' job, this 15-year head coach and soon-to-be CBS studio analyst went out last week and filmed seven made-for-reality-TV episodes that required him to dress in a blue racing uniform, squeeze into a stock car and vroom-vroom around Lowe's Motor Speedway near Charlotte, N.C.
By contrast, foaming over the Joey Porters of the NFL world seemed appreciably easier, if not safer, right?