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He Couldn't Come Up With a Better Term Than "Golden Shower"?

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ESPN play-by-play man Dave Pasch is never going to be confused with Marv Alberts. Still, he may have hit a new low while broadcasting the Hawaii Bowl on Christmas Eve, with Notre Dame dropping mediocre home-bound foe Hawaii. In his lead-up to the telecast, here's how Pasch described the Honolulu weather: "Christmas in Honolulu, always beautiful, but we do have a golden shower here." Even for bad announcers, that's an amazingly low faux paus.  (by Cameron Smith) Running Time: 0:19
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