At Florida State, he roomed with Burt Reynolds, and played football along with Reynolds, Paul Gleason, and Robert Urich. Of those four, he was the only one to remain in sports, as he coached Louisville from 1969-1972, leading them to their first bowl game. He then led Indiana to their first victory in a bowl game, and coached Northern Illinois and the Orlando Renegades of the USFL. In 1987, he moved into commentating, and he has been a fixture on the college football circuit ever since. FTP, name this man, best known for catchphrases like "Not so fast, my friend," one of the hosts of College G
At Florida State, he roomed with Burt Reynolds, and played football along with Reynolds, Paul Gleason, and Robert Urich. Of those four, he was the only one to remain in sports, as he coached Louisville from 1969-1972, leading them to their first bowl game. He then led Indiana to their first victory in a bowl game, and coached Northern Illinois and the Orlando Renegades of the USFL. In 1987, he moved into commentating, and he has been a fixture on the college football circuit ever since. FTP, name this man, best known for catchphrases like "Not so fast, my friend," one of the hosts of College GameDay affectionately known as "Coach."
At Florida State, he roomed with Burt Reynolds, and played football along with Reynolds, Paul Gleason, and Robert Urich.