Comments on: Cowher’s Carolina connections http://www.davesfootballblog.com/post/2006/03/02/cowhers-carolina-connections/ It's always football season somewhere. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:52:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Dave http://www.davesfootballblog.com/post/2006/03/02/cowhers-carolina-connections/#comment-616 Dave Thu, 09 Mar 2006 07:39:00 +0000 http://www.davesfootballblog.com/2006/03/02/cowhers-carolina-connections/#comment-616 I can't see Cowher as head football coach at NC State after winning a Super Bowl in Pittsburgh. He might prefer to step in as an athletic director, though. I can’t see Cowher as head football coach at NC State after winning a Super Bowl in Pittsburgh. He might prefer to step in as an athletic director, though.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.davesfootballblog.com/post/2006/03/02/cowhers-carolina-connections/#comment-615 Anonymous Thu, 09 Mar 2006 07:33:00 +0000 http://www.davesfootballblog.com/2006/03/02/cowhers-carolina-connections/#comment-615 Upon retirement, many people who grew up in and love Pennsylvania move down to North Carolina (or even further south), seeking warmer climes and golf. Cowher just has the money to buy the house now, as opposed to having to wait until he actually wants to leave because he cannot afford a house until he sells his current one. That, and I can see the allure of someday shedding the high pressure mantle of NFL coach, moving to NC, and then accepting an offer from NC State to coach the Wolfpack. Seeing how he may be only 55-60 when he retires (if he decides to hang it up after 20 years, which is an eternity for an NFL coach), he may decide that going for that second job is exactly what he wants to do. Upon retirement, many people who grew up in and love Pennsylvania move down to North Carolina (or even further south), seeking warmer climes and golf.

Cowher just has the money to buy the house now, as opposed to having to wait until he actually wants to leave because he cannot afford a house until he sells his current one.

That, and I can see the allure of someday shedding the high pressure mantle of NFL coach, moving to NC, and then accepting an offer from NC State to coach the Wolfpack. Seeing how he may be only 55-60 when he retires (if he decides to hang it up after 20 years, which is an eternity for an NFL coach), he may decide that going for that second job is exactly what he wants to do.

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