getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
Chin up - if you survived Ohio, Youngstown St, Akron, BG, and the Houston and Iowa debacles then u will be okay.getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
I still limp from 48-14.Chin up - if you survived Ohio, Youngstown St, Akron, BG, and the Houston and Iowa debacles then u will be okay.
Yes, real tough loss. But the Cinci loss felt like we were at the apex of where Wanny was going to take us...and we lost.getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
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I understand this was tough, but UNC had the ball around midfield with about 8 minutes. We knew UNC could throw the ball on us and Switzer always kills us. The previous week we saw OSU score in a matter of seconds. Is it really that surprising that they scored 2 TD's in about 8 minutes?
At the 9 minute mark Pitt had a 97.5 chance of winning. That is classic snatching defeat from the jaws of Victory.
-Its not just you. Its how this football and basketball program keeps finding creative ways to lose games and set records in doing so. This nugget from ESPN takes the cake.
From ESPN
On North Carolina's final drive to beat Pitt, QB Mitch Trubisky converted three throws on fourth-and-6 or longer. Since at least 2004, no other FBS QB has converted more such throws in the fourth quarter of a one-possession game in an entire season, let alone a single drive.
You can manipulate numbers all u want, but if you have paid attention to our pass defense then you knew UNC could score quickly.At the 9 minute mark Pitt had a 97.5 chance of winning. That is classic snatching defeat from the jaws of Victory.
getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
You can manipulate numbers all u want, but if you have paid attention to our pass defense then you knew UNC could score quickly.
getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
I'm with you.I'm not sure why you are being aggressive here.
It isn't manipulating numbers it's math.
I pay attention fine, the loss stings. Jesus Christ some of you wanna argue everything.
Losing a loved one is a tough loss. Finding out your child has a birth defect is a blow. Going to the doctor and he tells you that you have cancer changes your perspective. We are watching sports and cheering on our team. Pitt fans are soft.
getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
You apparently weren't a fan in 1984 I take it?
Not me, I'm used to losses like this by now, THEY HAPPEN ALL THE TIME! Every year we are guaranteed at least a few spectacular, gut wrenching games where against all odds, after seemingly having the game won, we have a total choke job for an unforgettable, stunning, ESPN Classic, ESPN Top 10, over the top, gargantuan, deflating, mammoth LOSS....
Cincy, 45-44
Houston, lose after being up 3 scores with 4 minutes left
Miss 26 yard FG, lose to Duke in OT
Miss 33 yard FG to win vs. #1 ND
Fraud fails to run out the clock, lose to Iowa
...just to name a few
You see? Nothing to be surprised about, it's practically a TRADITION, happens CONSTANTLY.
Quick question? Name the spectacular come from behind games we've had when we came back TO WIN at the end? I'm curious? Can you think of any? Even 1? There was that 41-38 win at ND when Tyler Palko was loving this fccking team! But that was 12 years ago.
OK, I remember the UConn game, Furman I missed, but still that's only 2 examples in a decade+, while the reverse is probably 5-10 time that.Very similar games.
Pitt had two that I can think of, although both were against teams that Pitt should have beaten easily. Furman in 2004 and UConn in 2009.
Not me, I'm used to losses like this by now, THEY HAPPEN ALL THE TIME! Every year we are guaranteed at least a few spectacular, gut wrenching games where against all odds, after seemingly having the game won, we have a total choke job for an unforgettable, stunning, ESPN Classic, ESPN Top 10, over the top, gargantuan, deflating, mammoth LOSS....
Cincy, 45-44
Houston, lose after being up 3 scores with 4 minutes left
Miss 26 yard FG, lose to Duke in OT
Miss 33 yard FG to win vs. #1 ND
Fraud fails to run out the clock, lose to Iowa
...just to name a few
You see? Nothing to be surprised about, it's practically a TRADITION, happens CONSTANTLY.
Quick question? Name the spectacular come from behind games we've had when we came back TO WIN at the end? I'm curious? Can you think of any? Even 1? There was that 41-38 win at ND when Tyler Palko was loving this fccking team! But that was 12 years ago.
From ESPN
On North Carolina's final drive to beat Pitt, QB Mitch Trubisky converted three throws on fourth-and-6 or longer. Since at least 2004, no other FBS QB has converted more such throws in the fourth quarter of a one-possession game in an entire season, let alone a single drive.
How quickly they forget....PSU two weeks ago while nearly a choke wasn't.
I do see your point though, but there have been some big wins, just the losses are more memorable. Why must Pitt fans continue to stew over them? You don't see WVU bringing up 13-9 constantly or PSU talking about losing to Michigan in 2005 to cost them an undefeated season.
I can see where you are coming from. It is now Tuesday afternoon and I am starting to come around.getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
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I go back to Dave Hart years (3-27). I give Pitt credit for originality. Like the writers on Jeopardy, the Panthers keep up their creativity. Oddly, each ensuing one of these improbable defeats takes me a little less time to rebound back to normal. I did a burn on UNC for about two hours. The I pulled an old media guide and read the summaries of a couple of other debacles. It's like drinking more to cure a hangover. "Oh, WVU Zach Abraham 47-41 in 1994.... c'mere ol' buddy. Yeah, that one really sucked.... yeah we rallied and took a lead... too much time left.....touchdown, Mountaineers."Well then you ain't been a Pitt fan for very long. I've been a Pitt fan for almost 45 years. I have brass balls now... I've seen what happened on Saturday 100 times. I got over the loss in 20 minutes. It takes a real man to be a Pitt fan. Hopefully you have what it takes to be a Pitt fan for the long haul...![]()
Doesn't it seem like Pitt has been on the negative end of these kinds of records several times in the past few years? The turnovers in the GT game several seasons ago set some sort of record, too.-Its not just you. Its how this football and basketball program keeps finding creative ways to lose games and set records in doing so. This nugget from ESPN takes the cake.
From ESPN
On North Carolina's final drive to beat Pitt, QB Mitch Trubisky converted three throws on fourth-and-6 or longer. Since at least 2004, no other FBS QB has converted more such throws in the fourth quarter of a one-possession game in an entire season, let alone a single drive.
getting over that loss.
Like a little piece of my Pitt fandom died.
Similar to the Pitt vs cinci game.
1984... The Year The Bottom Fell Out. Spilled by BYU. BYU was that school that played in the Holiday Bowl every year and beat up on Utah and Wyoming.... blown out by Oklahoma. Watch that YouTube... it was a game for a while but Pitt mistakes helped OU to a lopsided win.... nipped at Temple. Losin to the Owls was a bad omen.... ripped by WVU. 0-4 start, a sickening tie with Navy thrown into a 1-3-1 midseason "surge". But Pitt beat Penn State 31-11 to finish on a high note. That year was wretched after such high preseason hopes.You apparently weren't a fan in 1984 I take it?
That BYU game still haunts me.
That's why it was so critically important that we possess the ball and move the chains on our last 2 possessions, but we came out and ran the ball up the gut against a totally stacked box twice to put us in 3rd and long both times.You can manipulate numbers all u want, but if you have paid attention to our pass defense then you knew UNC could score quickly.
Well... I guess you don't want to watch it again?![]()
36-33 in a FG filled OT, remember that one. OK there's a positive in a sea of negatives.The 2008 game at Notre Dame is one that went our way. Pitt's offense was a no-show in the first half, and Notre Dame was in control, leading 17-3. Shady pretty much put the team on his back in the second half & Pitt went on to win in 4 OTs.
It wasn't as dramatic as some of the other games mentioned in this thread, but it was a comeback that went our way.
Edwards had them chop-blocking Doleman all day. Bastige.That BYU game still haunts me.
No excuse to blow a 13 pt. lead with the ball nine minutes to go.
If you recall, Coach Narduzzi was in attendance for that game (he was interviewed on television). He witnessed the collapse. He knew what he'd bargained for - and what changes needed to be made, then and now.What about the bowl game vs. Houston?
No excuse to blow a 20 pt. lead with the ball four minutes to go.