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Emmy Award-Winning Rapper Frzy Visits OGCooking Show

PITTSBURGH – Pittsburgh native and Emmy Winner Frzy shows his taste buds are as sharp as his lyrics in this episode of OGCooking.
 

CREDITS:

Host/Producer: Olga George
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Twitter: @OGCooking

Photographer/Editor/Sound Tech: Brian Cook
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Twitter: @BCook1906

Production company: Golden Sky Media Website: www.goldenskymedia.com Facebook: @GoldenSkyMediaCompany

Frzy

Guest: Harvey Daniels AKA “Frzy” Twitter:  @Frzy

Instagram: @Frzy

Facebook: @OfficialFrzy

Website: www.thefrzy.com 

 

 

 

 

Special Thanks: Frzy, The Commoner, Chris Moore, Hair By Mel, YaJagoff! Media, Scott Hilty, and Alex Dando.

BRIAN COOK IS AN EMMY-NOMINATED INTERNATIONAL JOURNALIST WHO HAS BEEN COVERING THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SINCE 2005. HE CAN BE REACHED AT BCOOK@GOLDENSKYMEDIA.COM.
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From the Pitt Panthers to the LA Rams, Aaron Donald Returns to Pittsburgh to Face Steelers

Screenshot of Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald during an interview about he and his trainer DeWayne Brown. (Brian Cook / Golden Sky Media)

PITTSBURGH (GSM) — Native of Pittsburgh, Penn Hills High School standout, University of Pittsburgh product and National Football League All-pro, Aaron Donald has been nothing short of spectacular throughout his gridiron career.

The following clip is taken from an interview — with Golden Sky Media’s Brian Cook — of a documentary on legendary trainer DeWayne Brown (Release date: TBD) and Aaron Donald who has benefitted from Brown’s rigorous training regimen. 

However, Donald tells Cook how he feels about his return to his hometown on November 10 when the Rams will face the Pittsburgh Steelers, “This is my first time playing at Heinz Field since being a Pitt Panther,” Donald says, “I definitely have that marked on the calendar.”

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman David DeCastro will be lined up across from Donald and says it will take the whole team to stop him. “He moves around quite a bit. Everyone knows about Aaron Donald. I don’t need to speak on his resume. DeCastro said, “He’s a tremendous athlete. Smart player.”

Donald continues to train during the off season in Pittsburgh at the Aaron Donald Football Performance Center where he donated $1-million to renovate the facility. The back-to-back NFL Defensive Player of the Year continues to make significant pathways in professional football.

BRIAN COOK IS AN EMMY-NOMINATED INTERNATIONAL JOURNALIST WHO HAS BEEN COVERING THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SINCE 2005. HE CAN BE REACHED AT BCOOK@GOLDENSKYMEDIA.COM.
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Coach Tomlin Excited for Full Contact Practice

LATROBE, PA (GSM) — Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin addressed the media Saturday during the 2019 Training Camp conditioning. Sunday, the team will start practice at Saint Vincent College in full pads.

Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin addressed the media Saturday during the 2019 Training Camp conditioning. Sunday, the team will start practice at Saint Vincent College in full pads. (Video: Brian Cook / #GoldenSkyMedia)

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Steelers Extend Tomlin’s Contract

Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin during a press conference. December 18, 2019. (Clyde Harris / Golden Sky Media)

PITTSBURGH (GSM) — The Steelers announced Head Coach Mike Tomlin will stay around a while. At least for one more year.

Since 2007, Tomlin has been in his position. Prior to coming to the Steelers, he was a defensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings and defensive backs coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers under Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy.

“Mike is one of the most successful head coaches in the National Football League, and we are confident in his leadership to continue to lead our team as we pursue our goal of winning another championship.” – Steelers owner Art Rooney II

Tomlin’s record as head coach is 131–71–1 (.648) including the post-season with a 1-1 Super Bowl record. The Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII against the Arizona Cardinals 27-23 and were defeated by the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV 31-25.