No. 14 Pitt starts slowly, closes fast after interception return TD to beat Syracuse 37-10 By ALAN ROBINSON AP Sports Writer PITTSBURGH November 7, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment Pittsburgh linebacker Greg... [read full story]
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The Associated Press • November 8, 2009 PITTSBURGH — Finally, No. 14 Pittsburgh can look ahead to Notre Dame, West Virginia and Cincinnati. Even if it seemed the Panthers were already doing exactly that during most of the first...
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -Finally, No. 14 Pittsburgh can look ahead to Notre Dame, West Virginia and Cincinnati. Even if it seemed the Panthers were already doing exactly that during most of the first half against Syracuse.
Pittsburgh – The game changed on one play. It allowed the Pittsburgh Panthers to do what they do best, which is nothing fancy but is brutally effective. Linebacker Greg Williams stepped in front of a tipped Greg Paulus bubble...
