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Might be worth giving him a ‘ship. He just got some offers, with Colorado St being the latest.

I would like to know from Chris and Jim if we were ever in on this guy and if not, why not?

Two year starter at Texas Tech. One year starter at Louisville. Gave up one sack and 4 pressures while starting every game. Three sacks allowed in two previous years as starter at Texas Tech. Very high PFF ratings.

IMO this is a guy Pitt should have been all over. UVA had a really bad OL last year. They have 3 returning starters and 5 new OL from the portal. We have a guy from Charlotte who looks good and a guy from Richmond who started less games each year for the past three years. And, we needed more than two OL in the portal.

He is UVA’s 15th commit per their website. I don’t think they are one of the schools with a huge NIL pot. I can’t understand why we don’t appear to have been in on this guy at all.

Same results essentially the same coach except one got fired like a decade ago.

What do you think:

C - Corhen 20, GDG 10, Kante 10
PF - Austin 30, GDG 10
G - Leggett 32 Jorge or Delalic 8
G - Dunn 25 Cummings 15
G - Lowe 34 Dunn 5

If Corhen and GDG arent going to rebound, I think we need to go smaller more.

HCPN should be on the hot seat, year after year they recruit the same, they coach the same, and their records have been the same. So, they are doing the same things year after year and as fans we are expecting different results. I’m tired of waiting til next year, I’ve been waiting 49 years for a different result,

Played 3 teams Ohio St Oregon Nd. Lost all 3!!!!!!!!

Nd isn’t even that good. Banged up. Will be a 6 point underdog no matter who they play

Lowe is going to have a much more difficult decision than Bub. Bub was guaranteed 1st Round. This draft report looks good but I am not all that confident that Lowe will be a 1st Rounder. I think its possible but its a heck of a risk to come out early, go 2nd Round and then not make a roster or get a 2 way when he'd be giving up around $1 million or so either at Pitt or in the portal.

Pitt's list of incoming transfers grew to 10 this weekend with seven new commitments.

The Panthers might add more transfers, but today we're taking a look at the first 10. How will they fit on the 2025 roster? Here's a breakdown.

dont be surprised in 5 years he will have us in the sec, and nil will be somewhat competitive

With FSU, Clemson, and Syracuse all of a sudden become very very important after losing to Louisville yesterday. This Pitt team has to be careful right now these next few weeks or they are gonna slowly find themselves near the bubble. They have dropped 22 spots in the NET over the last 4-5 weeks going from 5 to now at 27. I don’t wanna sit here and say these next 3 games at FSU, home to Clemson and at Syracuse are all Must win games. But you better at least go 2-1 in this stretch at the absolute worst. Anything less then that is gonna put Pitt probably in the mid 30’s in the NET and drop them down to probably around the 8-10 seeding line with a downward trajectory.

So at this point I still think they are okay as far as being safely in the tournament. However, anything less then 2-1 in these next 3 games and we are gonna be having a different conversation as far as being safely in the field is concerned come 2 weeks from now going into the last week of January.

Don't look now, but the Buccos swept the Red Sox at Fenway

2023 Team Payroll
New York Mets $355,436,854
N.Y. Yankees $275,249,873
San Diego $257,610,217
Philadelphia $236,260,439
Los Angeles Dodgers $221,759,500
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Baltimore $60,422,300
Oakland $57,795,000


Hey we’re not in last!

Pitt women lost big to Duke today. No surprise but here’s Pitt’s scoring line by quarter: 9-6-6-10. That’s kind of embarrassing.
Faye scored 17 of Pitt’s 31 points. Johnson shot 1 for 14.
Pitt is 0-3 in the ACC. The bad news is there are 15 games remaining. Can they win one?