As the spread approaches four touchdowns and the national consensus borders on unanimity, Pitt’s Saturday night date with Clemson seems to have an inevitable outcome:
The Tigers, ranked No. 2 in the nation and considered Alabama’s stiffest competition in the College Football Playoffs, are expected to face little resistance from the Panthers in the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte.
As for Pitt, the players and coaches aren’t necessarily playing the disrespect card. Rather, it’s more of a disregard.
“I don’t know exactly for every game, but I know for most of the games this year, people have us not winning,” redshirt senior fullback George Aston said Wednesday. “So we really are used to it and really don’t care what anyone else says or thinks.”
https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/for-pitt-disregard-plays-stronger-than-disrespect
The Tigers, ranked No. 2 in the nation and considered Alabama’s stiffest competition in the College Football Playoffs, are expected to face little resistance from the Panthers in the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte.
As for Pitt, the players and coaches aren’t necessarily playing the disrespect card. Rather, it’s more of a disregard.
“I don’t know exactly for every game, but I know for most of the games this year, people have us not winning,” redshirt senior fullback George Aston said Wednesday. “So we really are used to it and really don’t care what anyone else says or thinks.”
https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/for-pitt-disregard-plays-stronger-than-disrespect
