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Acknowledgments in Tribute MEDIA INFORMATION 3-14 HISTORY 147-184 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Quick Facts 4 National Titles 148, 149 Media Services 5 Special Awards 150 EDITORS Primary Media Outlets 6 Pitt and the Heisman Trophy 151 Mendy Nestor, E.J. Borghetti and Celeste Welsh Pittsburgh ISP Sports Network 7 All-Americans 152, 153 DESIGN Opponents 8, 9 Hall of Famers 154, 155 Vance Wright Adams And Associates Inc., Pitt on the Road 10 Retired Jerseys 156, 157 Pittsburgh, Pa. Bowl Schedule 11 Big East Honors 158-161 PRINTING Big East Schedule 12 Academic Honors 162 RR Donnelley, Hoechstetter Printing FRONT & BACK COVER PHOTOGRAPHY Directions 13 Postseason Games 163, 164 Duane Rieder, Rieder Photography Stadium & Parking Guides 14 Team Captains 165 CONTRIBUTORS Bowl History 166-171 Sophia Duck, Greg Hotchkiss, Paul Pancoe, Pat Bostick, Jim Turnley, TV Games 172-175 Andy Davenport, Mike Gladysz, Jennifer Mereby 2010 PREVIEW 15-22 Poll History 176, 177 PHOTOGRAPHY 2010 Preview 16-19 Football Lettermen 178-184 Michael Drazdzinski, Joe Kapelewski, Will Babin, Image Point Depth Chart 20 Pittsburgh, Harry Bloomberg, Charles LeClaire, Ted Oppegard, Personnel 21 George Gojkovich, Pete Madia, Bill McBride, Southcreek Global PRO FOOTBALL 185-198 Media, Michael Haritan, Chaz Palla, Ron Pradetto, Herb Ferguson, Preseason Honors 22 Sean Brady, Paul Spinelli/Spin Photos, Ryals Lee, Les Banos, Mike NFL Draft Picks 186-193 Fabus/Pittsburgh Steelers, Matt Polk/Pittsburgh Penguins, Pitt Pro Bowl Appearances 194 Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Tribune- COACHING STAFF 23-46 Pitt Players in the Super Bowl 195 Review, Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Visit Pittsburgh, Hail to Pitt: A Sports History of the University of Head Coach Dave Wannstedt 24-29 All-Time NFL Roster 196-198 Assistant Coaches 30-42 Pittsburgh by Jim O’Brien and Marty Wolfson, The Owl, Pro Football Hall of Fame, ESPN, Walter Camp Foundation, National Football Support Staff 43-46 Foundation, Arizona Cardinals, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, THIS IS PITT 199-208 Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg 200, 201 Dolphins, New York Jets, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, San PANTHER PROFILES 47-92 Athletic Director Steve Pederson 202, 203 Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Washington Redskins. Veteran Profiles 48-80 Heinz Field 204, 205 A VERY SPECIAL THANKS Ron Moehler, Bob Goodrick, Melanie Prisco, Lynne Carothers, Newcomer Profiles 81-86 UPMC Sports Performance Complex 206, 207 Geographic Breakdown 87 Steve Hursen, Sam Sciullo, Big East Conference and all prior Pitt Sports Medicine 208 media relations staffs. Alphabetical Roster 88, 89 Numerical Roster 90, 91 Class Breakdown / Pronunciation Guide 92 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW 93-110 2009 Final Statistics 94-97 Starting Lineups 98 Game Summaries 99-107 IN TRIBUTE Honors & Awards 108 Pitt in the Big East & NCAA 109 The 2010 Pitt Football Media Guide is dedicated to Ed Conway Award 110 the memory of former Panthers head coach Foge Fazio, who passed away in December 2009. Foge RECORD BOOK 111-146 was a true “Pitt Man” who will be greatly missed. Individual Records 112, 113 Team Records 114 All-Time Leaders 115-117 Annual Leaders 118-121 Coaching Records 122 All-Time Series 123-136 Year-by-Year 137 Game-by-Game Results 138-146 PittsburghPanthers.com GoPittFootball.com 2.
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