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News-Herald Cleveland Browns fan Jeff Panovich holds up some of the hair he had cut by Kristy Fullenkamp of Making Waves Hair and Beauty Salon in Sandusky, Ohio. News-Herald Cleveland Browns fan Jeff Panovich gets a haircut from Kristy Fullenkamp, of Making Waves Hair and Beauty Salon in Sandusky, Ohio. Panovich vowed in 2014 not to cut his hair until his team had a winning season. News-Herald Kristy Fullenkamp, of Making Waves Hair and Beauty Salon, top, holds hair she cut from Cleveland Browns fan Jeff Panovich after he had his hair cut in Sandusky, Ohio, Saturday Jan. 30, 2021. News-Her...

STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Good morning. I'm Steve Inskeep. You might be growing longer hair during the pandemic, but most people have nothing on Jeff Panovich. He's a fan of the NFL's Cleveland Browns. The Port Clinton News Herald reports he vowed to grow his hair until the Browns had a winning season, which took six years - finally happened this season as the Browns were 11-5. Mr. Panovich had a friend cut his epic ponytail, which goes to a nonprofit that makes wigs for kids. It's MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

Devoted Browns fan cuts hair after 6 years to celebrate wins Follow Us Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Monday, February 1, 2021 SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) - For years, Cleveland Browns season ticket holder and devoted fan, Jeff Panovich, has let his hair grow as his team saw losing season after losing season. That changed this year with the Browns ending the regular season 12-5, so Panovich got his first hair cut in six years on Saturday, the Port Clinton News-Herald reported. In 2014, Panovich vowed no...

SANDUSKY - After a nearly seven-year wait, diehard Cleveland Browns fan Jeff Panovich, a longtime season ticket holder from Bucyrus, has finally got a haircut following the franchise’s first winning season in over a decade. It was just over six years ago Panovich declared he would let his hair grow until the Browns had a winning season. At that point in 2014, it already had been seven years since the team had its last winning season in 2007, when the likes of Romeo Crennel at head coach and Derek Anderson at quarterback led the Browns to a 10-6 record, barely missing the playoffs.

Long-time season ticket holder Panovich, a licensed masseuse who operates Hands On Therapies on East Mansfield Street, has been a Browns season ticket holder since 1991. "Till this year, I'd only missed two games in 28 years," he said. He's staying home this year because of COVID-19 and concerns about games being rescheduled — his work schedule wouldn't accommodate that.  "I just transferred my money to next year so I can keep my same seats, and I didn't have to worry about the COVID," he said. Watching games from home this year has been "really different," he said. "It's kind of nice, b...