Bill Cowher

Here we go.

We're going to get off to a good start.

I know.

We're not going to argue.

We're not going to yell today, are we?

I was kind of wondering.

So that is very thoughtful on your part.

Yes.

Seriously, because you don't want it to get lost in the course of travel.

No, no, we never get mad.

We just discuss things sometimes.

You take me down dark corridors of my life, but other than that, we're fine.

No.

So on game day, on home games, I would stay in a hotel the night before the game.

I would drive up to Fox Chapel and pick up my family, my daughters, my three daughters and my wife, and we would come in together.

And so we'd drive through, and I'd try to get there obviously two hours before.

I'd try to get in there by 11 o'clock for one o'clock games.

And so we would drive through the parking lot, and it was really kind of a neat drive there.

And then on the way home, usually we had to wait for the doctors to give us a report.

And so we would be sitting there, and certainly it was a lot better atmosphere after a win than it was after a loss.