On this episode, Cory Giger welcomes the voice of the Steelers, Pitt basketball and football, Bill Hillgrove to the show.
Bill opens up about his time in the radio broadcasting business and his busy schedule covering three major sports teams in a sports town.
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Bill Hillgrove is a legend. I'm happy that he's still the voice of the Pitt Panthers and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Bill is cool as hell
When I was a kid in the 70s wtae had a softball team that came to play in our town. I remember talking to Bill who was on the team and he gave me a dollar to go to the concession stand to get him a Coke. That must have been about 1977
I mute the tv and listen to Bill, great announcer. Please don’t retire, lol.
There's a great clip of Bill on WTAE Bowling for Dollars with Nick Perry (remember him?) He needed a strike to win for his charity and I think he hit two or three in a row. Also remember him early on along with Jack Flemming on Steelers broadcasts.