Tre Tipton’s ambitions are not small in their scope.
“I have a goal in mind, and my goal is to save the world in some type of way. And I’m not going to stop until I get there.”
For the Pitt receiver, who has spent the last three years dedicating his life to more than just catching passes, that ambition might be just the start. But before he goes out into the world, Tipton will spend one more year in a Pitt uniform, as the NCAA has granted him a sixth year of eligibility that will allow the former Apollo-Ridge standout to play as a Panther in 2020.
Read more: https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/sixth-year-means-another-chance-for-pitt-receiver-tipton
“I have a goal in mind, and my goal is to save the world in some type of way. And I’m not going to stop until I get there.”
For the Pitt receiver, who has spent the last three years dedicating his life to more than just catching passes, that ambition might be just the start. But before he goes out into the world, Tipton will spend one more year in a Pitt uniform, as the NCAA has granted him a sixth year of eligibility that will allow the former Apollo-Ridge standout to play as a Panther in 2020.
Read more: https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/sixth-year-means-another-chance-for-pitt-receiver-tipton
