Twitter remembers Pitt legend 'Beano' Cook
Pitt legend 'Beano' Cook, the quick-witted college football historian who entertained television audiences with his unique view of the world of sports, died at the HCR Manor Care nursing facility in Green Tree, a Pitt athletic department spokesman said. Mr. Cook was 81. (Storify by PG's Mila Sanina)
- From Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Mr. Cook was best known for his work as a college football analyst and historian with ABC Sports and ESPN. But Mr. Cook also enjoyed a long and successful career as a sports publicist, including his first job as the sports information director at the University of Pittsburgh. He was born in Boston in 1931. Mr. Cook's family moved to Pittsburgh when he was a child." Read the story: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/sports/pitt-big-east/pitt-legend-beano-cook-dies-657150/#ixzz290tg3JG6

- About year ago, sitting at lunch w/ Beano, I sent text to someone. He scolds me: "All you ever do is go on that Spacebook" #unbelievable
- ESPN remembers Beano Cook's legacy and his famous lines
ESPN Front RowThat coverage - and his extensive travel schedule - both tip-off Friday, Oct. 12 when ESPNU visits 13 programs in whip-around coverage of...
Plaque in media room at Pitt honoring Beano Cook. Sadly, he has passed. #Pitt http://pic.twitter.com/Cswxa2WO- @PaulZeise Beano hated lawyers. I had a drink with him in The Ruddy Duck. He called me a lovable shyster, but as shyster nonetheless.
- Beano may have been Pitt's harshest critic. But I don't know anyone other than @PittBorghetti who cared about #Pitt more than Beano did.
- @chucktodd "I don't worry about money because I don't have three things most men do; a car, a wife and an ex wife." -Beano



















