Poison’s Bret Michaels is turning up the volume on his support for his former football team, the Mechanicsburg Wildcats, as they battle Bishop McDevitt Friday night.
Mechanicsburg native Bret Michaels brought his “Parti-Gras 2.0″ tour to Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in East Hanover Township. September 14, 2024. Zach Gleiter | Special to PennLiveis turning up the volume on his support for his former football team, the Mechanicsburg Wildcats, as they go on a playoff run., Michaels, who suited up for the Wildcats more than 40 years ago, is keeping a close eye on the undefeated team.
“Central Pennsylvania friends & fans, who else has been watching the Mechanicsburg football playoff game?” Michaels posted on Facebook during the contest and linked to a livestream of the game.Poison’s Bret Michaels finds antidote in central Pa.: ‘Warm, good feeling of home’ “For me personally, I like so it’s pretty cool that this is a guy who I used to listen to growing up,” he said of Michaels.“Believe it or not, most of the guys on the team actually do know who he is,” the coach said. “There are some that don’t, but most do.”“It’s has been talked about out in the community for sure. We have a lot of comments on social media,” Heckard said. “We are just grateful that Bret has taken an interest in our football team this season.
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