Bergquist got advice from Tony Romo... Hm.
So, we're lucky we won on Friday. Not because JMU was the better team, because that obviously wasn't the case. No, Cole Bergquist got a message from Tony Romo on Friday. Now, that'd be pretty cool, right? But let's think, big game, you want advice from a big game quarterback, right? Yea, that's not Romo. Anyway, we won. And that's still a classy thing for Romo to do. Fixing a random couple's tire, taking a homeless guy to a movie and now this. You hope all of these positive actions pay off eventually, right? Ehhh, I still enjoy seeing the Cowboys lose.
Anyway, here's an excerpt from the original story, reported by the Great Falls Tribune:
After the game in an interview with the Tribune, Bergquist divulged that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo called him Thursday in Virginia at the team hotel and left a message on his cellphone.
"I've got a little story to tell," said Bergquist from the victorious lockerroom at Bridgeforth Stadium. "I got a call last night from Tony Romo. My sister knows one of his friends, and he left me a message. You know, he played I-AA (Eastern Illinois) football.
"He said a lot of nice stuff, including 'good things happen when you throw to the running back.'"
I don't think bombing it to Reynolds on a wheel route is what Romo had in mind, but then again, Cole's the big game quarterback.
