UNC putting it to Pitt right now.

[MSOrange]

Agree. But he didn't need to push off to catch that pass. That's the worst part. Dungey is so accurate already on those passes, it's crazy.

Totally agree abut Dungey's accuracy. I still can't believe that one pass that hit right off Erv's helmet.

 

[PhatOrange]

It was PI.

the DB had his arms all over Bris. could have gone either way so it should have been a non-call.

 

[CousCuse]

Totally agree abut Dungey's accuracy. I still can't believe that one pass that hit right off Erv's helmet.

He can also throw darts on broken plays , like that first game against RI where he ducked a tackle and threw a 50 yard strike to Cornelius , who did not catch it or the Estime pass against Wake.

 

[PhatOrange]

I meant to say this last week and I'm sure it came up at least thrice in the game thread but Narduzzi really is a whiny b!tch. For a football coach anyway.

we noticed this to. he whined about every call in the game.

 

[SUskibum]

Totally agree abut Dungey's accuracy. I still can't believe that one pass that hit right off Erv's helmet.

Actually at this point I am no longer surprised by ED's uncanny accuracy downfield nor SwErv's uncanny lack of awareness downfield :noidea:

 

[cuseguy]

Pittsburgh = pro town...not surprising at all imo.

That stadium is too big for Pitt football. They should be playing on campus in a 50,000 seat stadium.

 

[orangecuse]

That stadium is too big for Pitt football. They should be playing on campus in a 50,000 seat stadium.

Yeah, but Heinz field only holds about 65k and looked half full at best. I agree they need to be on campus, however, I don't think it would change that much due to the city's identity...that of a pro town.

 

[cuseguy]

Yeah, but Heinz field only holds about 65k and looked half full at best. I agree they need to be on campus, however, I don't think it would change that much due to the city's identity...that of a pro town.

I agree, pro town all the way.

And while I think playing at Heinz has been a lift for the program, much like Temple playing at Lincoln, both places lack college atmosphere.