Mason Heintschel made history as Pitt's freshman quarterback, throwing four touchdown passes in a 48-7 win against Boston College. His impressive debut included 323 passing yards and highlighted the Panthers' strong offensive and defensive performance.
E.J. Borghetti, a dedicated member of the University of Pittsburgh's Athletics department for 28 years, is celebrated for his commitment and professionalism. Recently appointed as special assistant to the senior vice chancellor for external relations, he leaves a lasting legacy.
The Pitt Panthers defeated Central Michigan 45-17, improving to 2-0. Eli Holstein passed for four touchdowns, demonstrating strong team chemistry, particularly with receiver Poppi Williams. The defense excelled, limiting CMU to 217 total yards and showcasing preparation for next week's Backyard Brawl showdown with West Virginia.
Pitt's Desmond Reid made an impactful start to the season with an 88-yard punt return in a 61-9 victory over Duquesne. His performance, including a rushing touchdown, showcased dynamic special teams play that set the tone for the Panthers' strong outing.
The Pitt Panthers held their Blue-Gold spring game at Acrisure Stadium Saturday, with the Blue team defeating the Gold team 17-14. Former players Kenny Pickett and AJ Woods returned as honorary coaches.
The Pitt Panthers came from behind to take a late lead against No. 17 Clemson, only to see the Tigers roar back and turn the tables Saturday at Acrisure Stadium
Questionable officiating calls and sloppy play that resulted in 11 penalties proved fatal in Pitt's 24-19 loss to Virginia Saturday night at Acrisure Stadium. (Photos)