The Life of Myron Cope, Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers Broadcaster" Dan Joseph with Elizabeth Cope University of Nebraska ...

Steelers Announce New Terrible Towel for 2025 originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Pittsburgh Steelers' symbol of fandom, the famous rally towel known as the Terrible Towel, has become an ...

Pittsburgh sportscaster Myron Cope shows a Terrible Towel, a Cope brainchild that has become a marketing success, in Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 27, 1979. The towel, which is supposed to give almost ...

Developed decades ago as a gimmick to get fans involved in games by the late and beloved Steelers broadcaster Myron Cope, the Terrible Towel is waved by frenzied fans at games both home and away ...

Myron Cope, the Steelers’ color broadcaster that invented the Towel in the 1970s, always ascribed mystical powers to the towel, starting from its first game in 1975.

Call him the Terrible Thief. A Harrisburg man has been charged with stealing 25 Terrible Towels from a Giant Eagle in Cranberry the day of the Pittsburgh Steelers playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The Terrible Towel is the symbol of Steelers fandom that has existed since Myron Cope, then the Steelers color broadcaster, created the towel to represent the fandom in 1975.

A color commentator on Steelers’ radio broadcasts from 1970 to 2005, Cope brought the word “yoi!” into everyday regional parlance, made the Terrible Towel the flag of Steelers Nation and became as ...

On what would have been Myron Cope's 95th birthday, WTAE Channel is remembering the Pittsburgh broadcasting legend.

"The Terrible Towel was started by the great Myron Cope … in 1975 when the Pittsburgh Steelers were playing the Baltimore Colts," Colon explained.

During any Pittsburgh Steelers game, fans can be seen waving their “Terrible Towels” — a tradition that began with broadcaster Myron Cope during a championship run in 1975. TODAY's Craig ...

PTM has secured an NFL license agreement through the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Eamon Foundation, the charity designated by Myron Cope’s estate as the owner and beneficiary of “The Terrible ...