In Pitt’s turnaround over the four games prior to Saturday, the Panthers never made it easy.
Whether it was needing overtime to beat Syracuse, losing to Notre Dame late in the fourth quarter, sneaking in a game-winning touchdown against Duke or going into the final 10 minutes before putting Virginia away, Pitt played almost every game to the end in nail-biting fashion.
On Saturday against Virginia Tech, a team that has played Pitt close every year since the Panthers joined the ACC, the script changed in a big way.
As in, 654 yards of total offense. As in, 492 rushing yards. As in, 52 points.
As in, a blowout.
https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/the-biggest-win-in-the-biggest-way
Whether it was needing overtime to beat Syracuse, losing to Notre Dame late in the fourth quarter, sneaking in a game-winning touchdown against Duke or going into the final 10 minutes before putting Virginia away, Pitt played almost every game to the end in nail-biting fashion.
On Saturday against Virginia Tech, a team that has played Pitt close every year since the Panthers joined the ACC, the script changed in a big way.
As in, 654 yards of total offense. As in, 492 rushing yards. As in, 52 points.
As in, a blowout.
https://pittsburgh.rivals.com/news/the-biggest-win-in-the-biggest-way
