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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 2159101, member: 289"]
I did some checking myself and found no week in the 1950's when Syracuse, Penn State and Pittsburgh were all in the top ten, although they were all ranked in the following weeks:

10/22/56    
Pittsburgh was #13 by the AP (writer's) Poll and #11 by the UPI (coach's) poll. 
Syracuse was ranked #14/#12
Penn state was ranked #18/#17

10/29/56
Pittsburgh was #11/#10
Penn State was #12/#11
Syracuse was #19/#15

11/19/56
Syracuse was #9/#10
Pittsburgh was #14/#12
Penn State was NR/#19

10/12/59
Syracuse was #8/#8
Penn State was ##10/#10
Pittsburgh was #20/NR

11/23/59
Syracuse was #1/#1
Penn State was #15/$13
Pittsburgh was #16/NR

12/7/59
Syracuse was #1/#1
Penn State was #12/#10
Pittsburgh was ##20/#19

9/19/60
Syracuse was #2 in the AP poll, (there wasn't a UPI poll until the next week)
Penn State was @11
Pittsburgh was #17

All three teams were good in 1963, when Pitt went 9-1, Syracuse 8-2 and Penn State 7-3. But the polls only listed a top ten from -1967 and there was no week in which all three teams were in it.
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