From his blog this morning:
I remind all those down and defeated by yesterday’s results that Pitt was 5-3 in its ACC division last year, which was won by a team with a 6-2 record. That team was Virginia Tech — which beat Pitt by three points. In the ACC title game, Virginia Tech lost to Clemson, a team that Pitt beat.
The chances of Pitt winning a national championship are next to zero. Its chances of winning the ACC title, slightly better. Its chances of winning its ACC division are weak. It chances of being a competitive team within the ACC, reasonably good.
What was just described has been Pitt’s role for some 35 years. Not much has changed, folks. If you’re looking for gridiron glory with the Panthers, you’ve come to the wrong place.
I remind all those down and defeated by yesterday’s results that Pitt was 5-3 in its ACC division last year, which was won by a team with a 6-2 record. That team was Virginia Tech — which beat Pitt by three points. In the ACC title game, Virginia Tech lost to Clemson, a team that Pitt beat.
The chances of Pitt winning a national championship are next to zero. Its chances of winning the ACC title, slightly better. Its chances of winning its ACC division are weak. It chances of being a competitive team within the ACC, reasonably good.
What was just described has been Pitt’s role for some 35 years. Not much has changed, folks. If you’re looking for gridiron glory with the Panthers, you’ve come to the wrong place.