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Pitt has really thrown its weight behind the spring game and, in my estimation, done a great job in trying to generate enthusiasm. Last year, many alums attended to sign autographs, etc., and many tickets were given for a pre-game experience for the Penn State game. Jim wrote up a bit on the game experience and more than 8,000 people attended. That isn't a ton and there's still room for improvement. According to this site, Pitt was 37th in the nation of schools with a reported a spring game attendance. That isn't great but it was enough to beat many P5 programs, including the likes of West Virginia, Stanford, Cal, UCLA, Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, and several more. Pitt was close to passing a few more up, too. Even Wisconsin, a top ten team, had only about 1,000 more people.............GO TO CARDIAC HILL LINK SPRING GAME.
LINK:
http://www.cardiachill.com/2017/3/7...-pittsburgh-panthers-heinz-field-pat-narduzzi
Pitt has really thrown its weight behind the spring game and, in my estimation, done a great job in trying to generate enthusiasm. Last year, many alums attended to sign autographs, etc., and many tickets were given for a pre-game experience for the Penn State game. Jim wrote up a bit on the game experience and more than 8,000 people attended. That isn't a ton and there's still room for improvement. According to this site, Pitt was 37th in the nation of schools with a reported a spring game attendance. That isn't great but it was enough to beat many P5 programs, including the likes of West Virginia, Stanford, Cal, UCLA, Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, and several more. Pitt was close to passing a few more up, too. Even Wisconsin, a top ten team, had only about 1,000 more people.............GO TO CARDIAC HILL LINK SPRING GAME.
LINK:
http://www.cardiachill.com/2017/3/7...-pittsburgh-panthers-heinz-field-pat-narduzzi
