Pitt football | 5 takeaways from Panthers' six-overtime loss to Toledo in bowl game
With Eli Holstein still injured and Pitt losing two scholarship quarterbacks to the transfer portal, walk-on David Lynch started the game and was 10-for-18 for 65 yards and two interceptions in the third quarter. The coaching staff then decided to ride true freshman Julian Dugger the rest of the way.
Pitt could have won in the second overtime with a touchdown, but Narduzzi elected to kick a tying 18-yard field goal instead ...
DETROIT — At the beginning of November, the Pittsburgh Panthers were 7-0 and dreaming of finishing the season in the ...
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