Maybe Max Browne didn’t come to Pitt in January of this year to be the backup, but neither did Ben DiNucci in February of 2015.
Sure, DiNucci knew he’d be sitting behind Chad Voytik and Nate Peterman in 2015 and probably again in 2016. But after that, the former Pine-Richland standout expected to get his shot. And he did get his shot - he just got in a competition with Browne, who joined the Panthers as a graduate transfer from USC.
On Tuesday, Pat Narduzzi formally named Browne the starter, relegating DiNucci to backup status for 2017.
https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/after-fighting-for-the-job-dinucci-settles-into-role-as-backup
Sure, DiNucci knew he’d be sitting behind Chad Voytik and Nate Peterman in 2015 and probably again in 2016. But after that, the former Pine-Richland standout expected to get his shot. And he did get his shot - he just got in a competition with Browne, who joined the Panthers as a graduate transfer from USC.
On Tuesday, Pat Narduzzi formally named Browne the starter, relegating DiNucci to backup status for 2017.
https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/after-fighting-for-the-job-dinucci-settles-into-role-as-backup