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Pitt loses QB, upsets Virginia Tech as it seeks 'respect' in polls
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As his Panthers improved to 5-0 on Friday night with a 35-33 victory over the Virginia Tech Hokies, Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi lobbied for his unranked team, sending a message to Associated Press Top 25 voters that he has "a hell of a football team."
As his Panthers improved to 5-0 on Friday night with a 35-33 victory over the Virginia Tech Hokies, Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi lobbied for his unranked team, sending a message to Associated Press Top 25 voters that he has "a hell of a football team."
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