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Three stars of the game from Pitt vs UCF
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (473+ words) Pitt’s second game of the season did not start on schedule Saturday, as a heavy rainstorm delayed kickoff 65 minutes past the scheduled time of 3:30 p.m. Rain followed throughout the entirety of the game, making this one a classic slugfest. Pitt…...
Column | Pitt Football’s Non-Watchable, Non-Conference Schedule
1+ week, 3+ day ago (527+ words) As a senior heading into my last football season ever as a student, I was so beyond disappointed with this year’s schedule. I didn’t even buy tickets. The problem? The non-conference games. In the ever changing landscape of college football,…...
Pitt’s 2025 trio of quarterbacks spreads out across college football
1+ week, 3+ day ago (474+ words) Three quarterbacks took to the field for Pitt football during the 2025 season. Now, less than a year later, only one of those quarterbacks — Heintschel, now entrenched as the starter — is still in Pittsburgh. So, where did our old friends end…...
Column | College football bold predictions
1+ week, 3+ day ago (283+ words) Out of all sports, college football seems to produce unpredictable outcomes year in and year out. Any hot take can be right, and anyone can beat anyone — that is what makes college football so beautiful. Here are a few bold…...
Point-Counterpoint: Should Pitt start a midnight game tradition?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (341+ words) There are many sports-related traditions that the University of Pittsburgh is known for. Whether it’s singing Sweet Caroline or the victory lights shining above the beloved Cathedral of Learning, there’s something memorable for current students and alumni alike. But what…...
Column | Pro players returning to college football sets yet another dangerous precedent for the sport
1+ week, 5+ day ago (430+ words) In a few days, Pitt will open its season against Miami of Ohio, looking to build off a strong rookie campaign from second-year quarterback Mason Heintschel. Pitt’s offense features many new faces, especially in the wide receiver room, but could…...
Mason Heintschel makes Pitt football history with captaincy selection
1+ week, 6+ day ago (469+ words) At the 2026 Pitt Football Kickoff Luncheon, head coach Pat Narduzzi unveiled the team captains for the upcoming football season, which officially begins next Saturday when the Panthers host Miami of Ohio at Acrisure Stadium. The four captains, voted on by…...
We’re not in Kansas anymore: The Panthers send the Jayhawks packing in 4
2+ week, 16+ hour ago (343+ words) No. 4 Pitt volleyball’s win over No. 15 Kansas in the Petersen Events Center on Friday night proves that there really is no place like home. The Panthers bested the Jayhawks in the first game of the Opening Spike Classic — dropping only…...
Column | Can Pitt football truly go the distance this season?
3+ week, 7+ hour ago (611+ words) In just a matter of days, fans decked out in blue and gold will descend on Acrisure Stadium to christen the new college football season. After a season filled with new storylines and the rise of several young stars who…...
Pitt drops to No. 86 in global ranking, but experts suggest looking beyond the numbers
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (676+ words) Pitt continues to rank within the top half percent of global universities in this year’s World University Rankings, despite recent slips. A consulting organization for governments and universities, the CWUR examines over 21,000 institutions and represents the largest academic ranking of…...