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Pitt falls, looks to regain balanceByAccording to Pitt senior Dan Williams, there's nowhere for Pitt baseball to go but up. And after struggling through the recent part of the season, he might be right. "We have six conference games left, and we'll just try and make something happen," said Williams. 0 Comments |
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NFL teams draft PanthersByFor three former Pitt football players, the sound couldn't have been much sweeter during the NFL Draft. The Carolina Panthers chose Jeff Otah, a standout at left tackle for the past two years for Pitt, with the 19th overall selection of the 2008 NFL Draft. 0 Comments |
Pens look to fly past PhillyByThroughout their entire first-round playoff series against the Ottawa Senators, the Pittsburgh Penguins displayed unity and passion in their effort to win four straight games. After that, they advanced to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, facing off against the New York Rangers and former Penguin captain, Jaromir Jagr. 1 Comments |
Panthers end hot, play another dayByAfter wrapping up the regular season over the weekend, the Pitt softball team has something to look forward to: more games. With a school-record 12 Big East wins on the year, the Panthers (31-24, 12-10 Big East) qualified for the Big East tournament for the third straight season. 0 Comments |
Web exclusive: Sports in briefByThe Dallas Stars are going to the Western Conference finals thanks to a power-play goal by Brenden Morrow in the fourth overtime of Sunday's game, which eliminated the San Jose Sharks from the NHL playoffs. "Robie made a good, heads-up play, faked the defender down and I was there for an easy one," Morrow told ESPN. 0 Comments |
