Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — SALT LAKE CITY -- Pitt athletic director Steve Pederson often has said that one of his top priorities every year is to fill Heinz Field to capacity for Panthers football games. He may get his wish this year as the school closes in on a full-season sellout for only the second time in its history.
15 hours agoPittsburgh Post-Gazette — SALT LAKE CITY -- Fifty yards and three points was all that stood between the Pitt Panthers and a huge victory on opening night in a hostile environment. Pitt got the three points on Dan Hutchins' 30-yard field goal to force overtime, but then lost the game to Utah, 27-24, on Joe Phillips 21-yard field goal in overtime at Rice-Eccles Stadium Thursday night.
15 hours agoPittsburgh Post-Gazette — Paul talks about the Panthers in his first chat of the 2010 college football season.
September 2, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — Pitt football Q&A; with Paul Zeise
September 2, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — It has been just eight months since Pitt lost a 45-44 heartbreaker to Cincinnati at Heinz Field in the final regular-season game of 2009. Had the Panthers won they would have headed to the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans to make their first Bowl Championship Series appearance since the 2004 season.
September 1, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — Pitt football Q&A; with Paul Zeise
September 1, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — The college football season starts tonight! Join our college football beat writers every Thursday during the season, beginning today, then check back in during the Pitt game tonight for the first in a series of live college football Game Day chats this season.
September 1, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — There are no preseason games in college football, which is why it is common in college football these days for teams to start the season by playing a home game against Division I-AA opponent or a lower level Division I-A opponent.
August 31, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — Pitt football Q&A; with Paul Zeise
August 31, 2010Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — Isaiah Epps was the first member of the 2010 recruiting class to give Pitt coach Jamie Dixon a verbal commitment in January 2009, but he was the final player from the class to arrive on campus Monday, more than two months after fellow freshmen Jonathan Moore and Cameron Wright enrolled.
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