RATING SYSTEMS RATING Chosen by Paul Williamson, a Geologist and Member of the Sugar Chosen by Paul Williamson, a Geologist and Member of the Sugar Bowl ComMitTee

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OUTLAND TROPHY OUTLAND most to the nation’s Presented by the interior lineman outstanding of America Writers Association Football 1980 Mark May 2013 Aaron Donald LOMBARDI AWARD ROTARY outstanding nation’s Presented to the or linebacker by the college lineman Rotary Club of Houston 1980 Hugh Green 2013 Aaron Donald Note: In 2016, the Rotary Lombardi Award player of was changed to honor an overall the year regardless of position. PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL AWARDS INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL BILETNIKOFF AWARD AWARD BILETNIKOFF outstanding to the nation’s Presented by the Tallahassee college receiver Club Foundation Quarterback 2000 Antonio Bryant 2003 Larry Fitzgerald TROPHY BRONKO NAGURSKI most nation’s Presented to the player by the outstanding defensive Club Charlotte Touchdown 2013 Aaron Donald CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD player Presented to the college defensive Club of the year by the Maxwell Football 2013 Aaron Donald

Los Angeles Rams tackle Aaron Donald, the two-time reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, was the most decorated defensive player in college football in 2013. Los Angeles Rams tackle Aaron Donald, the two-time reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, to win the award) 2003 Larry Fitzgerald (first sophomore to win the award) JOHN W. HEISMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY MEMORIAL HEISMAN JOHN W. most to the nation’s Presented Heisman player by the outstanding Trust Trophy Dorsett 1976 Tony MAXWELL AWARD college player of the year Presented to the Club by the Maxwell Football Dorsett 1976 Tony 1980 Hugh Green CAMP AWARD WALTER most Presented to the nation’s Camp outstanding player by the Walter Foundation Dorsett 1976 Tony 1980 Hugh Green (first defensive player

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9 12 13 13 15 17 SELECTOR Unanimous TFT WS, IFA, LS, DS, AP, TFT IFA, Davis Davis Davis Unanimous Unanimous Davis COACH Majors Sutherland Sutherland Sutherland Sutherland Sutherland Warner Warner Warner NATIONAL TITLES NATIONAL RECORD 12-0 9-0-1 8-1-1 8-1 8-1 9-1 4-1 8-0 8-0 Pittsburgh Princeton USC Yale Alabama Notre Dame

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PITT’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS NATIONAL PITT’S ALL-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-TIME NATIONAL Pitt’s 1976 national championship was trumpeted on the cover of Pitt’s Sports Illustrated.

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NAME Dan Marino Julius Dawkins Jimbo Covert* Bill Maas Bill Fralic Bill Fralic# Bill Fralic# Randy Dixon* Woods* Tony Gadson Ezekial Heyward* Craig Mark Stepnoski* Jerry Olsavsky Spindler Marc Brian Greenfield* Ruben Brown Bryant* Antonio Larry Fitzgerald# H.B. Blades Scott McKillop Dorin Dickerson Jabaal Sheard Donald# Aaron James Conner Henderson* Quadree Dorian Johnson YEAR 1981 1981 1982 1982 1982 1983 1984 1986 1986 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1994 2000 2003 2006 2008 2009 2010 2013 2014 2016 2016 * indicates consensus status # indicates unanimous selection PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT POS. E G G T LB E G E B T RB RB MG RB RB MG QB DT DB C DE WR DE DE OT LB OT FIRST TEAM TEAM ALL-AMERICANS FIRST don Jones NAME Bill Daddio Ralph Fife Bernie Barkouskie Kraemer Eldred Joe Schmidt Joe Walton# John Guzik* Ditka# Mike Martha*Paul Ernie Borghetti Dorsett Tony Dorsett Tony Gary Burley Dorsett Tony Dorsett# Tony Al Romano* Matt Cavanaugh Randy Holloway* Bob Jury* Brzoza* Tom Hugh Green* Gor Hugh Green# Hugh Green# Mark May# Sal Sunseri* Jimbo Covert YEAR 1938 1941 1949 1952 1952 1956 1958 1960 1963 1963 1973 1974 1974 1975 1976 1976 1977 1977 1977 1977 1978 1978 1979 1980 1980 1981 1981 Quadree Henderson was a 2016 consensus All-America return man. Quadree Henderson was a 2016 consensus POS. C C C E F G E G G F T B F B C C T T B T E G H B T E B H E G C T T G E E T B B mas Parkinson NAME Robert Peck Robert Peck* Robert Peck* James Herron* Andy Hastings Claude Thornhill H.C. Carlson Jock Sutherland* Dale Sies* McLaren George Hilty* Leonard Davies* Tom McLaren* George Davies Tom Herb Stein* Herb Stein* Ralph Chase* Bill Kern Gilbert Welch# Getto* Mike Joe Donchess# Montgomery*Ray Uansa Toby Tho Jesse Quatse* Joe Skladany* ren War Heller# Joe Skladany* Charles Hartwig* Shotwell* George Weinstock Isadore Art Detzel Daniell* Averell William Glassford Souchak Frank Bill Daddio Matisi* Tony Marshall Goldberg* Marshall Goldberg# YEAR 1914 1915 1916 1916 1916 1916 1917 1917 1917 1917 1918 1918 1918 1920 1920 1921 1925 1927 1927 1928 1929 1929 1929 1929 1931 1932 1932 1933 1934 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1937 1937 1938 Yale Colorado Fordham Alabama Pittsburgh Clint Frank White Byron Marshall Goldberg Alex Wojciechowicz Joe Kilgrow OTHER TOP 10 HEISMAN FINISHES BY 10 HEISMAN FINISHES BY TOP OTHER PLAYERS: PITT 1937 Matt Cavanaugh (seventh, 1977) (seventh, Matt Cavanaugh Ditka (sixth, 1960) Mike (sixth, 1984; eighth, 1983) Bill Fralic “Special Delivery” (seventh, Jones Edgar 1941) Dan Marino (ninth, 1982) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. TCU Ohio State California Southern California Columbia Dartmouth California Oklahoma Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Davey O’Brien Davey Archie Griffin Archie Chuck Muncie Ricky Bell Marshall Goldberg Sid Luckman Bob MacLeod Vic Bottari Tony Dorsett Tony Joe Washington Joe Washington 1938 1975 1. 1. 2. 3. 2. 3. 4. 5. 4. 5. Tony Dorsett was the runaway winner in the 1976 Heisman Trophy balloting with 2,357 points. Dorsett was the runaway winner in the 1976 Heisman Trophy Tony South Carolina Notre Dame Notre Syracuse Holy Cross Michigan State Southern California Georgia Brigham Young Oklahoma Georgia Purdue Brigham Young Southern California Michigan Oklahoma State Rice Ohio State Mississippi Michigan Kansas State Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh

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top 10 of the Heisman voting 14 times. the Heisman voting top 10 of players finish in the top five in the final balloting. Pitt players have also finished in the Pitt players have in the final balloting. in the top five players finish While Dorsett is Pitt’s lone winner of the Heisman, the Panthers have had eight total the Panthers have of the Heisman, lone winner is Pitt’s While Dorsett 1976, the same season he led the Panthers to the national title with a 12-0 record. a 12-0 record. title with national to the the Panthers led he same season the 1976, Legendary tailback Tony Dorsett was selected as the winner of the Heisman Trophy in Trophy the Heisman winner of as the selected Dorsett was Tony tailback Legendary

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spent three years with the Patriots —the lone exception being the strike- PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT HALL OF FAMERS OF HALL retired from the NFL after 12 seasons (1977-88), he was the league’s secondTONY DORSETT retired from the NFL after 12 seasons He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2012. JOE SCHMIDT became the gold standard for NFL middle linebackers during his 13-year career (1953-65) with the Detroit Lions. A seventh-round draft pick, Schmidt would earn All-Pro 10 times, play in 10 Pro Bowl games (tied for the most all-time by a Lions player) and be named to the 1950s All-Decade Team. His teammates voted him Detroit’s MVP four times. He served as team captain for nine seasons and totaled 24 career interceptions. The Lions won two NFL championships during Schmidt’s career. He later coached the team for six seasons and led Detroit to its only playoff appearance of the 1970s. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1973. PRO FOOTBALL HALLOF FAME PRO FOOTBALL seasons in played 15 CHRIS DOLEMAN Minnesota Vikings, 1985 draft by the pick of the The fourth-overall end and pass rushers of all time. A defensive status as one of the most productive the NFL and holds of the Vikings earning six berths as a member Doleman was an eight-time Pro Bowler, outside linebacker, team All-Pro San Francisco 49ers. He was a first member of the Atlanta Falcons and and one each as a in 1999, of the 1990s. Upon his retirement named to the NFL’s All-Decade Team three times and was eight seasons history and he was tied for third with sacks ranked fourth in league Doleman’s 150.5 career his enshrinement in 2012. 10 or more sacks. Doleman received in which he recorded Hall of Fame when he receivedtight end elected to the Pro Football MIKE DITKA became the first seasons, Ditka would play 12 professional Chicago’s No. 1 draft pick in 1961, enshrinement in 1988. two with the Philadelphia Eagles (1967-68) and four with theincluding six with the Bears (1961-66), NFL Rookie of the Year, he earned All-NFL in each of his first fourDallas Cowboys (1969-72). The 1961 five years. He was part of Chicago’s 1963 NFL title team and theseasons and was a Pro Bowler his first Bowl VI. Ditka worked as an assistant coach at Dallas for nineCowboys’ 1971 squad that won Super head coach (winning Super Bowl XX) and spent three seasons asseasons, spent 11 seasons as Chicago’s head coach of the New Orleans Saints. When yards. He became the first player to win the Heisman Trophy, all-time leading rusher with 12,739 a a Super Bowl, and receive Hall of Fame enshrinement on both thecollegiate national championship and Dallas Cowboys with the second overall pick of the 1977 draft, Dorsettcollege and pro levels. Taken by the eight of his first nine seasons rushed for more than 1,000 yards in saw him earn the NFC rushing title. He played in two Supershortened 1982 campaign which, ironically, Bowl XII) and four Pro Bowls. Dorsett received his “Canton Call”Bowls (helping Dallas to victory in Super in 1994. A third-round draft choice of Washington in 1981, RUSS GRIMM went on to start 11 seasons at guard for famed “Hogs” offensive line,the Redskins (1981-91). Grimm was an original member of Washington’s front helped lead the Redskins towhich included another Pitt great, Mark May. The dominating offensive and XXVI. It was followingfour Super Bowl appearances, including victories in Super Bowls XVII, XXII his retirement. He was votedWashington’s victory over Buffalo in Super Bowl XXVI that Grimm announced to the 1980s All-Decade Team.to four consecutive Pro Bowls (1983-86) and was a first-team selection Grimm received his Canton induction in 2010. A 1981 second-round draft pick by New Orleans, RICKEY JACKSON spent 15 seasons in the NFL (1981-95) he ranked third all-time inas one of the most disruptive defenders in the game. Upon his retirement, (41). Jackson made six trips tosacks (128), second in fumble recoveries (28) and fourth in forced fumbles Saints from doormat tothe Pro Bowl and was first team All-Pro four times. He helped elevate the final seven years in New Orleans.contender as the franchise never finished below .500 during Jackson’s to a 49-26 victory over SanHis final two seasons were played in San Francisco as he helped the 49ers Hall of Fame class. Diego in Super Bowl XXIX. Jackson was a member of the 2010 Pro Football DAN MARINO was by far the mostWhen he finished his legendary 17-year career with the Miami Dolphins, incredible 25 NFL regular-seasonprolific passer in NFL history. Upon his 1999 retirement, Marino held an (4,967), yardage (61,361)records and was the career leader in passing attempts (8,358), completions earned NFL Rookie of the Year. Inand touchdowns (420). The Dolphins’ first-round pick in 1983, Marino record 13 3,000-yard passing1984 he became the first 5,000-yard passer in league history and would earning 147 regular-seasonseasons in total. Marino also was one of the NFL’s winningest quarterbacks, was inducted into the Pro Footballvictories. He was a nine-time Pro Bowler and eight-time All-Pro. Marino Hall of Fame in 2005. A third-round draft selection of New England in 1995, CURTIS MARTIN his retirement, he ranked fourth(1995-97) before joining the New York Jets (1998-2006). At the time of only the second player inall-time among NFL rushers with an astonishing 14,101 yards. Martin became seasons. In 2004, he was the NFLNFL history to begin his career with 10 consecutive 1,000-yard rushing times and All-Pro three times.rushing champion with 1,697 yards. Martin was named a Pro Bowler five

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Notre Dame (13) Southern California (12) Ohio State (10) Michigan (9) Pittsburgh (8) Alabama (8) Miami (Fla.) (8) Syracuse (8) Minnesota (7) Illinois (6) 1. 2. 3. 4. 9. Majors was inducted for his accomplishments as a player at Tennessee. • 1914-17 (Player) • 1924-38 (Coach) Joseph Thompson • 1904-06 (Player) • 1908-12 (Coach) Hube Wagner • 1910-13 Glenn “Pop” Warner • 1915-23 (Coach) * PRO HALL OF FAMERS COLLEGE BY 5. 10. COLLEGE FOOTBALLCOLLEGE HALLFAME OF with PittTwenty-four men associated into the Collegehave been elected EligibilityFootball Hall of Fame. at be must requirements for players: grad least 10 years past be playingand cannot presently professional football. Ruben Brown • 1990-94 Len Casanova • 1950 (Coach) Jimbo Covert • 1978-82 Averell Daniell • 1934-36 Tom Davies • 1918-21 Mike Ditka • 1958-60 Joseph Donchess • 1927-29 Tony Dorsett • 1973-76 Bill Fralic • 1981-84 Marshall Goldberg • 1936-38 Hugh Green • 1977-80 Johnny Majors • 1954-56* Dan Marino • 1979-82 Mark May • 1977-80 Herb McCracken • 1918-20 George McLaren • 1915-18 Robert Peck • 1913-16 Joe Schmidt • 1950-52 Joe Skladany • 1931-33 Herb Stein • 1918-21 Dr. John B. Sutherland AA AA AA NFF AA, NFF DL J.C. PELUSI T BILL LINDNER E DICK DEITRICK E AL GRIGALIUNAS OL MARK STEPNOSKI AA AA AA AA AA AA OL ROB FADA E JOE WALTON PK CONOR LEE T LOU PALATELLA DL DAN STEPHENS DL VINCE CROCHUNIS AA AA NFF AA NFF AA, NFF G JOHN GUZIK DB JEFF DELANEY DL GREG MEISNER DB LOUIS RIDDICK WR TODD TOERPER OL DAVID BLANDINO NAME NAME Mark Stepnoski Jeff Delaney Toerper Todd Blandino David Al Grigaliunas Conor Lee Vince Crochunis Dan Stephens Vince Crochunis Dan Stephens Vince Crochunis Louis Riddick Louis Riddick Mark Stepnoski Mark Stepnoski J.C. Pelusi Rob Fada Rob Fada Meisner Greg Meisner Greg Jeff Delaney Jeff Delaney Bill Lindner John Guzik Joe Walton Lou Palatella Dick Deitrick

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BILL FRALIC OFFENSIVE TACKLE OFFENSIVE 79 PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT HUGH GREEN MIKE DITKA DEFENSIVE END DEFENSIVE END 99 89 RETIRED JERSEYS RETIRED A three-time first team All-American and won the 1980 Lombardi A three-time first team All-American and won the 1980 Lombardi Camp Award. and the Walter Maxwell Award Award, balloting, an Finished second in the 1980 Heisman Trophy unprecedented finish for a purely defensive player. Award. Walter Camp the first-ever defensive player to win the Was after just his sophomore year. Team All-Time Named to Pitt’s Thirty-nine years following his final collegiate season, remains leader with 49. all-time sack Pitt’s record of 39-8-1, including four Helped lead Pitt to a four-year 10 finishes. bowl games and three Top Bay Buccaneers in 1981 and First-round selection by the Tampa played 11 years in the NFL. Elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1996. A three-time first team All-American, including unanimous status as team All-American, including unanimous A three-time first a junior and senior. the top 10 of theoffensive lineman to twice finish in Became the first eighth in 1983. balloting, placing sixth in 1984 and Heisman Trophy of the “Pancake,”His collegiate career led to the creation Fralic put an opposing defensivea statistical barometer for each time lineman on his back. 1985 NFL Draft, Fralic went on toThe second player taken overall in the playing eight years with thean exceptional pro career from 1985-93, with the Detroit Lions. He wasAtlanta Falcons and his final season All- was named to the NFL’s selected to the Pro Bowl four times and of the 1980s. Decade Team Hall of Fame in 1998. elected into the College Football Was a unanimous All-America selection at end in 1960. Was Led Pitt in receiving three consecutive years and was also a He additionally played baseball and standout defender and punter. basketball at Pitt and was the intramural wrestling champion. In 1961 he was a first-round draft choice of the Chicago Bears and was a member of their 1963 NFL Championship team. He was also a member of the Dallas Cowboys when they won Super Bowl VI and earned All-Pro four times. Spent 11 seasons as the head coach of the Chicago Bears, leading them to victory in Super Bowl XX, and later coached the New Orleans Saints. Elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1986 and Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1988.

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JOE SCHMIDT LINEBACKER 65 JIMBO COVERT MARK MAY OFFENSIVE TACKLE | 1978-82 | TACKLE OFFENSIVE OFFENSIVE TACKLE OFFENSIVE 75 73 Elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2005. Was selected by the Washington Redskins in the first round of the 1981 NFL selected by the Washington Was “Hogs” offensive line from Draft and was a standout member of the team’s 1981-90. Helped the Redskins to three Super Bowls (1982, 1983 and 1987), including world championships in ’82 and ’87. Finished his pro career with the San Diego Chargers (1991) and Arizona Cardinals (1992-93). Helped lead Pitt to a four-year record of 39-8-1, including four bowl games Helped lead Pitt to a four-year 10 finishes. and three Top Was Pitt’s “go-to” player on third-and-short situations, earning him the Pitt’s Was nickname “May Day.” Did not give up a sack his final two collegiate seasons. In 1980 was named a unanimous All-American and Pitt’s first winner of the In 1980 was named a unanimous All-American and Pitt’s prestigious Outland Trophy. Elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2003. With Covert as a spearhead, the Bears led the NFL in rushing four of All-Decade Team consecutive years (1983-86). He was named to the NFL’s the 1980s. Elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1973 and College Football HallElected into the Pro Football Hall of of Fame in 2000. chosen in the first round of the 1983 NFL Draft (sixth overall) by theWas Chicago Bears and was a consensus All-Rookie pick. He played eight seasons in Chicago (1983-90), earning All-Pro honors four times, two first- team All-NFL selections, two Pro Bowl invitations and was twice named the (1985 and 1986). NFL Offensive Lineman of the Year Served as the Lions’ head coach from 1967-72, leading Detroit to its onlyServed as the Lions’ head coach from playoff appearance in the 1970s. three years as a starting offensive tackle, Pitt went 31-5 during Covert’s The 1980 and 1981 teamsTop 10 each season. finishing in the nation’s each went 11-1 and finished as high as No. 2 in the national polls. Played in 10 Pro Bowls during his 13-year career (1953-65) with the DetroitPlayed in 10 Pro Bowls during his 13-year Lions, which included two NFL championships. a two-time first team All-American, earning consensus status as Was a senior. As both a collegian and professional, Schmidt was considered the era’s the era’s and professional, Schmidt was considered As both a collegian and smart. play—instinctive, aggressive prototype for linebacker punishing offensive front from 1980-82, surrendering just A fixture on Pitt’s he did not give up a single sack. three sacks during that span. As a senior, Earned All-America honors as a senior linebacker in 1952. Earned All-America

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TONY DORSETT RUNNING BACK RUNNING 33 MARSHALL GOLDBERG RUNNING BACK RUNNING 42 Earned back-to-back All-America honors as a halfback (1937) and fullback (1938). Member of the famed “Dream Backfield” at Pitt, considered one of greatest back tandems ever. college football’s in 1938 and placed third for the Heisman Trophy the runner-up Was in the Heisman balloting in 1937. Led Pitt to national championships in 1936 and 1937 with a combined 17-1-2 record. Spent seven years in the NFL playing halfback for the Chicago Cardinals (1939-42, 1946-48). Member of the Cardinals’ 1947 NFL championship team and had his No. 99 jersey retired by the franchise. Elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1958. Winner of the 1976 Heisman Trophy, Maxwell Award and Walter Camp Walter and Maxwell Award Heisman Trophy, Winner of the 1976 Award. seasons (1973–76). an All-American in each of his four selected Was 6,000 career rushing yards.First player in NCAA history to reach 6,526 yards. Including bowl games, rushed for bowls) of 6,082 yards stoodHis NCAA-recognized total (not including (1976-98). as the Division I record for 22 years including 20 consecutive games. Gained 100 or more yards 36 times, all-time leading scorer with 380 points. Remains Pitt’s for rushing yards against theHolds Notre Dame opponent records Irish in a career (754) and game (303). with a 12-0 record. Led Pitt to the 1976 national championship of the Dallas Cowboys where heIn 1977, was the first-round pick two Super Bowls and fourplayed 11 seasons (1977-87), including Pro Bowls. Broncos (1988) and finished hisPlayed his final year with the Denver rusher in NFL history (12,739).career as the second all-time leading Pro Football elected into the College Football Hall of Fame and Was Hall of Fame in 1994.

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Was elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2002 and the elected into the Was Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005. He retired following the 1999 season as the league’s all-time leader He retired following the 1999 season as the league’s in passing attempts (8,358), completions (4,967), yardage (61,361) and touchdowns (420). A first-round draft pick of the Miami Dolphins in 1983, Marino went on to gain recognition as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history with a record-breaking 17-year career. Named a 1981 All-American and finished fourth in the Heisman balloting that year. Trophy Enhanced his reputation for delivering in the clutch in the 1982 Sugar Bowl, when he threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to tight end John Brown with 35 seconds left to give Pitt a come-from-behind 24-20 victory over Georgia. Led Pitt to four consecutive Top 10 finishes, including a pair of No. 2 Led Pitt to four consecutive Top rankings. Thirty-seven years after his final collegiate season, still holds Pitt records for touchdown passes in a career (79) and season (37). While at Pitt from 1979-82, broke nearly every major passing record yards (8,597) including career marks for passing in school history, and completions (693). Entering 2019, ranks second in NFL history in receiving yards (16,279), third in receptions (1,303) and sixth in TD catches (116). Owns an active streak of 227 consecutive games with a catch, second all-time behind Jerry Rice (274). Was the third overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft, going to the Was Arizona Cardinals, and has been selected to 11 Pro Bowls. Caught a touchdown in 18 consecutive games to set an NCAA record. In total, he set or tied four NCAA marks, eight Big East records and 11 Pitt marks. His freshman season he had 69 catches for 1,005 yards (14.6 avg.)His freshman season he had 69 catches player in Pitt history to compileand 12 TDs. Fitzgerald was the first multiple 1,000-yard receiving seasons. In just 26 collegiate games, Fitzgerald totaled 161 catches for 2,677catches for totaled 161 Fitzgerald just 26 collegiate games, In 34 touchdowns.yards (16.6 avg.) and a Pitt-record Compiled 92 catches for 1,672 yards (18.2 avg.) and 22Compiled 92 catches for 1,672 yards in receiving yards per gametouchdowns in 2003, leading the nation (128.62 avg.) and TD catches. Was the 2003 Heisman Trophy runner-up, finishing behind runner-up, the 2003 Heisman Trophy Was by just 128 points. FitzgeraldOklahoma quarterback Jason White achievement for acarried three voting regions, an unprecedented finish by a wide receiversophomore. It was the highest Heisman in 1991. Desmond Howard won the award since Michigan’s Named the 2003 Walter Camp Player of the Year, becoming the first Camp Player of the Year, Walter Named the 2003 also won the and that prestigious honor, sophomore to earn a unanimous Was top receiver. as the country’s Biletnikoff Award the first Pitt sophomore to first-team All-American, becoming be selected unanimously.

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168 168 MEDIA PREVIEW STAFF PLAYER PROFILES 2018 SEASON RECORD BOOK HISTORY PRO FOOTBALL THIS IS PITT 171 171 2014 COACHES TEAM 2014 COACHES team); Boyd, WR (first Tyler team) KR (second team) OL (first Clemmings, T.J. RB (first team) *James Conner, (second team) Matt Rotheram, OL LB (honorable mention) Anthony Gonzalez, 2014 MEDIA TEAM (first team); KR (second team) Boyd, WR Tyler Clemmings, OL (first team) T.J. RB (first team) *James Conner, (third team) Matt Rotheram, OL 2013 COACHES TEAM Aaron Donald, DL (first team) Boyd, WR (third team) Tyler Devin Street, WR (honorable mention) 2013 MEDIA TEAM Aaron Donald, DL (first team) Boyd, WR (second team) Tyler Devin Street, WR (third team) Jason Hendricks, S (honorable mention) Matt Rotheram, OL (honorable mention) S (honorable mention) Ray Vinopal, PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT CONFERENCE HONORS CONFERENCE 2015 COACHES TEAM team) Boyd, WR (first *Tyler Ejuan Price, DL (first team) OL (first team) Adam Bisnowaty, Dorian Johnson, OL (second team) Qadree Ollison, RB (second team) Holtz, TE (third team) J.P. LB (third team) Nicholas Grigsby, DL (third team) Darryl Render, Jordan Whitehead, S (third team) 2015 MEDIA TEAM Boyd, WR (first team) Tyler Ejuan Price, DL (first team) OL (second team) Adam Bisnowaty, Dorian Johnson, OL (second team) Qadree Ollison, RB (second team) DL (third team) Darryl Render, Jordan Whitehead, S (third team) Maddox, CB (honorable mention) Avonte 2016 COACHES TEAM 2016 COACHES team) OL (first Adam Bisnowaty, team) RB (first James Conner, team); Henderson, KR (first Quadree mention) WR (honorable (first team) Dorian Johnson, OL team) Ejuan Price, DL (first (second team) Brian O’Neill, OL S (second team) Jordan Whitehead, (honorable mention) Chris Blewitt, PK OL (honorable mention) Alex Bookser, 2016 MEDIA TEAM RB (first team) James Conner, Quadree Henderson, KR (first team); WR (honorable mention) Dorian Johnson, OL (first team) Ejuan Price, DL (first team) OL (second team) Adam Bisnowaty, Jordan Whitehead, S (second team) Brian O’Neill, OL (third team) Chris Blewitt, PK (honorable mention) Jarrett, DL (honorable mention) Tyrique AP (honorable mention) 2018 MEDIA TEAM Stefano Millin, OL (second team) Qadree Ollison, RB (second team) 2017 COACHES TEAM Brian O’Neill, OL (first team) (first team) P Ryan Winslow, Quadree Henderson, SP (second team); Maddox, CB (third team) Avonte OL (honorable mention) Alex Bookser, mention) OL (honorable Alex Officer, Oluwaseun Idowu, LB (honorable mention) Jordan Whitehead, S (honorable mention) 2017 MEDIA TEAM P (first team) Ryan Winslow, Quadree Henderson, SP/Utility (second team) Oluwaseun Idowu, LB (second team) Brian O’Neill, OL (third team) ALL-ACC TEAM HONOREES ALL-ACC were selected by Atlantic teams from 2013-17 Note: Media The 2018 team was Media Association. Coast Sports Press. chosen by Associated unanimous selection * before name denotes 2018 COACHES TEAM (second team) Stefano Millin, OL (second team) Qadree Ollison, RB team) Darrin Hall, RB (third (third team) Mike Herndon, OL (third team) Alex Kessman, PK C (third team) Jimmy Morrissey, George Aston, FB (honorable mention) OL (honorable mention) Alex Bookser, Connor Dintino, OL (honorable mention) mention) Maurice Ffrench, AP/SP (honorable Damar Hamlin, S (honorable mention) Dane Jackson, CB (honorable mention) Defensive end Ejuan Price was a two-time first-team All-ACC selection (2015-16). BIG EAST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2009, Dion Lewis, RB RB 2007, LeSean McCoy, 2002, Larry Fitzgerald, WR LB Tumulty, 1991, Tom BIG EAST COACH OF THE YEAR Harris 2004, Walt Harris 1997, Walt BIG EAST FOOTBALL SCHOLAR- OF THE YEAR ATHLETE 2008, Conor Lee, PK Crochunis, DL 2004, Vince

(Tri-Player of the Year with Miami of the Year (Tri-Player Tech WR Santana Moss and Virginia RB Lee Suggs) (Co-Player of the Year with Virginia with Virginia (Co-Player of the Year Tech PR DeAngelo Hall) Tech with Rutgers (Co-Player of the Year KR Nate Jones) 2010, Jabaal Sheard, DE 2009, Greg Romeus, DE (Co-POY) 2009, Mick Williams, DT (Co-POY) 2008, Scott McKillop, LB 2006, H.B. Blades, LB BIG EAST SPECIAL TEAMS OF THE YEAR PLAYER 2003, Andy Lee, P BIG EAST OFFENSIVE OF THE YEAR PLAYER 2009, Dion Lewis, RB 2003, Larry Fitzgerald, WR 2000 , ntonio Bryant, WR RB 1994, Billy West, BIG EAST DEFENSIVE OF THE YEAR PLAYER 2002, Andy Lee, P

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(coaches and media) (coaches and media) Qadree Ollison, RB (coaches co-winners) (coaches and media) (coaches and media) (coaches and media)

ACC BRIAN PICCOLO AWARD (Most Courageous Player) RB 2016, James Conner, 2015, Jordan Whitehead, S ACC DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR ACC OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2015, Qadree Ollison, RB

ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2015, Jordan Whitehead, S (media) 2015, Jordan Whitehead, S, and 2013, Aaron Donald, DT ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014, James Conner, RB James Conner, 2014, ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014, James Conner, RB James Conner, 2014, ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR ACC PLAYER Running back Dion Lewis was the Big East’s Offensive Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year in 2009. and Rookie of the Year Offensive Player of the Year Running back Dion Lewis was the Big East’s

170 170 MEDIA PREVIEW STAFF PLAYER PROFILES 2018 SEASON RECORD BOOK HISTORY PRO FOOTBALL THIS IS PITT 173 173 Jeff McCurley, OL Jeff McCurley, Mark Ponko, DB Joe Holland, WR Jason Sepkowski, OL John Ryan, QB Jason Sepkowski, OL RB Billy West, DB Doug Whaley, James Morrison, LB DB Doug Whaley, Tyler Palko, QB Tyler LB Doug Roseberry, OL Dale Williams, LB Doug Roseberry, Dan Stephens, DL Dale Williams, OL Brandon Miree, RB WR Roth, Yogi Jon Schall, OL Dan Stephens, DL Kris Wilson, TE Chad Reed, OL Roth, WR Yogi Dan Stephens, DL DB Gary Urschler, Kris Wilson, TE Mark Ponko, DB Chad Reed, C Dan Stephens, DL DB Gary Urschler, Kris Wilson, TE Nick Lotz, PK Joe Manganello, OL LB Kody Miller, Mark Ponko, DB Chad Reed, C LB Scott McCurley, QB Matt O’Connor, Mark Ponko, DB DB Gary Urschler, 1998 C Andrew Grischow, Seth Hornack, DB 1997 Grant Coffield, P C Andrew Grischow, Seth Hornack, DB 1996 C Andrew Grischow, 1995 DE Zatiti Moody, Orlandini, OL Tony 1994 Orlandini, OL Tony John Ryan, QB 1993 John Ryan, QB 1992 PK Sean Conley, LB Doug Kautter, 2005 FB Justin Acierno, LS Mark Estermyer, DL Ronald Idoko, 2004 Justin Acierno, FB Justin Belarski, C Brian Bennett, LB Crochunis, DL Vince 2003 Justin Belarski, OL Brian Bennett, LB Crochunis, DL Vince QB Luke Getsy, Dan LaCarte, OL 2002 Brian Beinecke, LB Crochunis, DL Vince Brian Guzek, DL Dan LaCarte, OL Brandon Miree, RB 2001 Brian Beinecke, LB Crochunis, DL Vince Brian Guzek, DL Bryan Knight, DL Nick Lotz, PK 2000 Brian Beinecke, LB Mark Browne, OL Christopher Curd, WR Brian Guzek, LB Dan LaCarte, DL 1999 Brian Beinecke, LB Seth Hornack, DB Nick Lotz, PK Joe Manganello, OL PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT

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Adam Gunn, LB Henry Hynoski, FB Andrew Janocko, QB John Malecki, OL Mike Shanahan, WR Conor Lee, PK John Malecki, OL John Pelusi, TE Austin Ransom, LB Roberts, LB Tristan Tkach, DL Tyler Kevan Smith, QB Lucas Stone, P Tkach, DL Tyler TE Dustin Walters, Palko, QB Tyler LaRod Stephens- Howling, RB C Joe Villani, Jahmahl Pardner, DB Jahmahl Pardner, Devon Porchia, LB Anthony Rippole, FB Gabe Roberts, OL Artie Rowell, OL Mike Shanahan, WR DB Andrew Taglianetti, LB Joe Trebitz, DB Ray Vinopal, QB Chad Voytik, WR Chris Wuestner, P Matt Yoklic, Brett Zuck, WR Mike Shanahan, WR DB Andrew Taglianetti, LB Joe Trebitz, DB Ray Vinopal, Kris Wildman, FB K/P Chris Yankoski, P Matt Yoklic, Brett Zuck, WR Chris Mike, FB Marco Pecora, DB Mike Shanahan, WR Sunseri, QB Tino DB Andrew Taglianetti, Tkach, DL Tyler LB Joe Trebitz, P Matt Yoklic,

2009 Jonathan Baldwin, WR Luke Briggs, K Myles Caragein, DL Pat Costello, P Steve Dell, LB 2008 Pat Bostick, QB Luke Briggs, PK Myles Caragein, DL LS Mark Estermyer, LB Max Gruder, Henry Hynoski, FB Andrew Janocko, QB 2007 LS Mark Estermyer, Adam Gunn, LB Conor Lee, PK John Pelusi, TE Austin Ransom, WR 2006 Brian Bennett, LB LS Mark Estermyer, Adam Gunn, LB Conor Lee, PK Gus Mustakas, DL Recognized student-athletes who posted a student-athletes Recognized of 3.00 or better over the prior cumulative GPA academic year. 2012 LS Kevin Barthelemy, OL Adam Bisnowaty, LB Bam Bradley, Keegan Buck, DL Devin Cook, DL Jacob Craig, LB David Durham, FB DB Patrick Fisher, OL John Guy, PK Kevin Harper, DB Jarred Holley, Holtz, TE J.P. Adam Lazenga, FB Brad Lukasak, PK 2011 Joshua Brinson, WR Desmond Brown, RB Myles Caragein, DT K/P Drake Greer, PK Kevin Harper, DB Jarred Holley, Adam Lazenga, LB Marco Pecora, DB 2010 Pat Bostick, QB Myles Caragein, DL Pat Costello, DB Dom DeCicco, DB Kolby Gray, DB LB Max Gruder, PK Kevin Harper, Henry Hynoski, FB Andrew Janocko, QB BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC ALL-ACADEMIC BIG EAST TEAM HONOREES Reggie Mitchell, DB Scott Orndoff, TE Nathan Peterman, QB Scott Orndoff, TE Jordan Whitehead, DB Matt Rotheram, OL DB Ray Vinopal, QB Chad Voytik, P Ryan Winslow, DB Ray Vinopal, DB Webb, Terrish P Matt Yoklic, Connor Dintino, OL Darrin Hall, RB OL Jimmy Morrissey, Oluwaseun Idowu, LB OL Jimmy Morrissey, Brian O’Neill, OL P Ryan Winslow, Tackle Adam Bisnowaty was a four-time All-ACC Adam Bisnowaty was a four-time Tackle selection (2013-16). Academic Team 2016 OL Adam Bisnowaty, OL Alex Bookser, Matt Galambos, LB 2015 OL Adam Bisnowaty, Dontez Ford, WR Maddox, DB Avonte 2014 OL Adam Bisnowaty, David Durham, DL Maddox, DB Avonte Reggie Mitchell, DB 2013 OL Adam Bisnowaty, Scott Orndoff, TE Savage, QB Tom ALL-ACC ACADEMIC FOOTBALL ACADEMIC ALL-ACC TEAM HONOREES student-athletes eligible for consideration, be To athletic contributor, must be a significant and for the previous semester earn a 3.00 GPA Graduate GPA. maintain a 3.00 cumulative a 3.5 GPA. students must maintain 2018 WR Rafael Araujo-Lopes, Dennis Briggs, DB Kirk Christodoulou, P 2017 Rafael Araujo-Lopes, WR OL Alex Bookser, Saleem Brightwell, LB Matt Flanagan, TE Darrin Hall, RB 1992 Ruben Brown, OL (second team) Chris Sestili, OL (second team) Lewis, CB (second team) Vernon 1991 OG (first team) Jeff Christy, Sean Gilbert, DL (first team) Keith Hamilton, DL (first team) *Steve Israel, CB (first team) Pelt, QB (second team) Alex Van WR (second team) Chris Bouyer, David Moore, TE (second team) Ricardo McDonald, LB (second team) Latef Grim, WR (first team) Hank Poteat, CB (first team) Phil Clarke, LB (second team) 1997 Orlandini, OL (first team) Tony Pete Gonzalez, QB (second team) Dwayne Schulters, RB (second team) WR (second team) Murphy, Terry Jon Marzoch, OL (second team) Frank Moore, DL (second team) Phil Clarke, LB (second team) 1996 Nate Cochran, P (first team) 1995 Chris Ferencik, PK (first team) LB (first team) Tumulty, Tom Dietrich Jells, WR (second team) Mike Halapin, DL (second team) Nate Cochran, P (second team) 1994 RB (first team) *Billy West, *Ruben Brown, OT (first team) Billy Davis, WR (second team) Barndt, DL (second team) Tom 1993 Curtis Martin, RB (first team) LB (first team) Tumulty, Tom Ruben Brown, OT (second team) Barndt, DL (second team) Tom Maurice Williams, CB (second team) 1998 1999 Latef Grim, WR (first team) Hank Poteat, CB (first team) S (first team) Ramon Walker, RB (second team) Kevan Barlow, Demond Gibson, DL (second team) Greg DeBolt, P (second team) Bryan Anderson, OL (first team) Cox, CB (first team) *Torrie *Larry Fitzgerald, WR (first team) Claude Harriott, DE (first team) Gerald Hayes, LB (first team) Andy Lee, P (first team) Rob Petitti, OL (second team) Rod Rutherford, QB (second team) 2001 *Antonio Bryant, WR (first team) Gerald Hayes, LB (first team) S (first team) Ramon Walker, Bryan Knight, DL (second team) 2000 Antonio Bryant, WR (first team) C (first team) Jeff McCurley, Bryan Knight, DL (first team) Gerald Hayes, LB (second team) S (second team) Ramon Walker, H.B. Blades, LB (first team) Crochunis, DL (first team) Vince Josh Cummings, PK (first team) Adam Graessle, P (first team) *Rob Petitti, OL (first team) CB (second team) Bernard “Josh” Lay, Greg Lee, WR (second team) Palko, QB (second team) Tyler team) OL (second Charles Spencer, Dan Stephens, DL (second team) 2003 *Larry Fitzgerald, WR (first team) *Andy Lee, P (first team) Rob Petitti, OL (first team) *Rod Rutherford, QB (first team) Kris Wilson, TE (second team) 2002 2004 H.B. Blades was a stalwart at linebacker for the Panthers, earning first team All-Big East from 2004-06. H.B. Blades was a stalwart at linebacker

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H.B. Blades, LB (first team) team) CB (first Bernard “Josh” Lay, Greg Lee, WR (first team) Darrelle Revis, CB (first team) Josh Cummings, PK (second team) Morris, S (second team) Tez Palko, QB (second team) Tyler OL (second team) Charles Spencer, 2005 2006 H.B. Blades, LB (first team) WR (first team) Derek Kinder, Darrelle Revis, CB (first team) Joe Clermond, DL (second team) Adam Graessle, P (second team) 2007 RB (first team) LeSean McCoy, *Scott McKillop, LB (first team) Jeff Otah, OL (first team) Joe Clermond, DL (second team) Nate Byham, TE (first team) C.J. Davis, OL (first team) Conor Lee, PK (first team) RB (first team) *LeSean McCoy, *Scott McKillop, LB (first team) CB (second team) Aaron Berry, Greg Romeus, DL (second team) 2008 Jon Baldwin, WR (first team) (first team) CB Aaron Berry, Dorin Dickerson, TE (first team) Adam Gunn, LB (first team) *Dion Lewis, RB (first team) John Malecki, OL (first team) Jason Pinkston, OL (first team) *Greg Romeus, DL (first team) Bill Stull, QB (first team) Mick Williams, DL (first team) Nate Byham, TE (second team) Dom DeCicco, S (second team) Dan Hutchins, PK (second team) Gus Mustakas, DL (second team) 2009 Jon Baldwin, WR (first team) Dom DeCicco, S (first team) Dan Hutchins, P (first team) Jason Pinkston, OL (first team) *Jabaal Sheard, DL (first team) (second team) CB Jarred Holley, DL (second team) Brandon Lindsey, 2010 Ray Graham, RB (first team) Ray Graham, RB team) S (first Jarred Holley, Chas Alecxih, DL (second team) Aaron Donald, DL (second team) LB (second team) Max Gruder, Antwuan Reed, CB (second team) 2011 Ray Graham, RB (first team) Ray Graham, RB (first team) Aaron Donald, DL S (second team) Jason Hendricks, WR (second team) Mike Shanahan, (second team) Devin Street, WR C (second team) Ryan Turnley, * before name denotes unanimous selection denotes unanimous * before name 2012 ALL-BIG EAST TEAM HONOREES EAST TEAM ALL-BIG

172 172 MEDIA PREVIEW STAFF PLAYER PROFILES 2018 SEASON RECORD BOOK HISTORY PRO FOOTBALL THIS IS PITT 175 175 linebacker def. end def. tackle linebacker middle guard def. back center off. guard off. guard def. tackle def. tackle def. end guard end tackle linebacker def. end tackle fullback end def. back tackle end quarterback center tackle safety end cornerback def. end def. tackle def. back linebacker center cornerback tight end Rod Kirby Jim Buckmon Glenn Hyde Rod Kirby Gary Burley Mike Bulino Mike Carey Bill Cherpak Chris Goetz Sims Tom Siragusa Tony Carnel Smith Matt Carroll Gordon Jones Dave Logan Jeff Pelusi Hugh Green Mark May Randy McMillan Benjie Pryor Pappy Thomas Jimbo Covert Julius Dawkins Dan Marino Jim Sweeney Bill Fralic Bill Callahan Jon Carter Quintin Jones Burt Grossman Siragusa Tony Steve Israel Clint Session Joe Villani Kennard Cox Darrell Strong PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT COACHES’ ALL-AMERICAN GAME 1974 1974 1974 ALL-AMERICAN BOWL 1973 1974 1974 1974 MARTIN LUTHER KING CLASSIC 1989 1989 1989 1989 1989 1978 1978 1978 1979 1980 1980 1980 1980 1981 1982 1982 1982 1983 1984 1985 1987 1987 1988 1989 1991 2006 2006 2007 2007 ALL-STAR GAMES ALL-STAR halfback end center guard tackle end halfback halfback fullback tackle tackle linebacker linebacker def. back center def. end linebacker running back middle guard tight end center safety safety safety def. back guard linebacker tackle quarterback def. end off. tackle halfback center head coach asst. coach linebacker def. back tight end off. tackle off. head coach asst. coach Billy Reynolds Joe Walton Charley Brueckman John Guzik Bill Lindner Mike Ditka Fred Cox Paul Martha Rick Leeson Ernie Borghetti Eric Crabtree Joe Novogratz Geoff Brown Charles Hall Bob Kuziel Jim Buckmon Perko Tom Dorsett Tony Al Romano Jim Corbett Brzoza Tom Bob Jury Jeff Delaney Washington Troy Louis Riddick Jeff Christy Ricardo McDonald Scott Miller Pelt Alex Van Barndt Tom Ruben Brown Curtis Martin Lawson Mollica John Majors Charlie Coe Tumulty Tom Anthony Dorsett Kirk McMullen Ethan Weidle Harris Walt Freeman Tom HULA BOWL 1953 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1964 1964 1964 1965 1965 1969 1971 1972 1973 1975 1976 1976 1976 1977 1977 1978 1988 1990 1991 1991 1991 1992 1994 1994 1994 1994 1994 1994 1995 1995 1999 1999 1999 1999 Defensive linemen Burt Grossman (left) and Tony Siragusa both played in the Hula Bowl. and Tony Defensive linemen Burt Grossman (left) halfback end tackle quarterback guard tackle guard halfback fullback end halfback halfback fullback fullback fullback halfback end tackle end guard end tackle halfback guard end halfback halfback tackle tackle center linebacker def. back center guard quarterback halfback halfback guard center end guard fullback quarterback end end end end fullback guard tackle end halfback def. back def. back fullback def. back fullback def. end def. back Michael Sebastian Joseph Skladany Frank Walton Miller Munjas George Shotwell Daniell Averell Bill Glassford Robert LaRue Frank Patrick Bill Daddio Marshall Goldberg Richard Cassiano Ben Kish George Kracum Ernest Bonelli Billy Reynolds Dick Deitrick Eldred Kraemer John Paluck Scorsone Vince Joe Walton Jim McCusker Dick Haley John Guzik Mike Ditka Ed Sharockman Paul Martha Ernie Borghetti John Maczuzak Marty Schottenheimer Jim Flanigan Charles Hall Bob Kuziel Steve Petro John Chickerneo Bob Thurbon Ernie Bonelli Francis Mattioll John Kosh Leo Skladany Bernie Barkouskie Carl DePasqua Bob Bestwick Chris Warriner Joe Bozek Dick Deitrick Richard Scherer Fred Riddle Larry Vignali John Maczuzak Bob Ellis Dave Dibbley Charles Hall Mike Bulino Marlon McIntyre Melvin Dean Brown Tom Burt Grossman Cornell Holloway 1934 1934 1935 1935 1937 1937 1937 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1945 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1957 1958 1959 1959 1961 1961 1964 1964 1964 1965 1967 1971 1972 CLASSIC ALL-STAR BLUE-GRAY 1939 1939 1940 1944 1945 1945 1948 1949 1949 1951 1951 1952 1953 1957 1959 1961 1963 1969 1969 1971 1974 1984 1984 1986 1988 1988 COLLEGE ALL-STAR GAME ALL-STAR COLLEGE 1934 end center linebacker tackle end def. back quarterback guard halfback center def. tackle def. back end def. end tackle guard quarterback off. tackle halfback linebacker wide receiver def. back halfback linebacker tight end off. tackle guard linebacker quarterback off. tackle off. tackle long snapper linebacker tight end off. tackle def. tackle off. tackle off. tackle quarterback off. tackle running back Benjie Pryor Emil Boures Sal Sunseri Jimbo Covert Julius Dawkins Lewis Tim Dan Marino Ron Sams Bryan Thomas Jim Sweeney Bill Maas Flynn Tom Dwight Collins Chris Doleman Randy Dixon Jeff Christy Pelt Alex Van Ruben Brown Curtis Martin Tumulty Tom Dietrich Jells Hank Poteat Kevan Barlow Gerald Hayes Kris Wilson Rob Petitti Charles Spencer H.B. Blades Palko Tyler Mike McGlynn Jeff Otah Mark Estermyer Scott McKillop Dorin Dickerson Jason Pinkston Aaron Donald Clemmings T.J. Adam Bisnowaty Nathan Peterman Brian O’Neill Darrin Hall 1981 1981 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1983 1983 1983 1983 1984 1986 1991 1992 1994 1994 1995 1995 1999 2000 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007 2008 2008 2009 2010 2013 2014 2016 2016 2017 2018 1980 Running back Darrin Hall played in the East-West Running back Darrin Hall played in the East-West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl. guard-center center halfback end tackle guard center tackle center center linebacker quarterback tackle halfback cornerback linebacker end safety safety def. end def. back fullback def. end center linebacker cornerback def. end tackle linebacker guard cornerback off. tackle def. back def. back linebacker def. back off. tackle guard wide receiver def. end cornerback def. end head coach linebacker fullback quarterback def. back def. end tight end cornerback linebacker linebacker running back center tight end off. tackle def. back wide receiver off. tackle running back John Cenci Lou Cimarolli John Paluck Bob Pollock Scorsone Vince Charley Brueckman Jim McCusker Marty Schottenheimer Paul Cercel Jim Flanigan Matt Cavanaugh Randy Holloway Elliott Walker J.C. Wilson Al Chesley Gordon Jones Jeff Delaney Jo Jo Heath Rickey Jackson Thomas Lynn Randy McMillan Joe Schmidt Bob Buczkowski Barry Pettyjohn Ezekial Gadson Gary Richard Burt Grossman Ricketts Tom Jerry Olsavsky Mark Stepnoski Alonzo Hampton Roman Matusz Louis Riddick Steve Israel Ricardo McDonald Anthony Dorsett Orlandini Tony Jon Marzoch Latef Grim Bryan Knight Cox Torrie Claude Harriott Harris Walt Lewis Moore Lousaka Polite Rod Rutherford Bernard “Josh” Lay Joe Clermond Nate Byham Aaron Berry Max Gruder Brandon Lindsey Ray Graham Ryan Turnley Scott Orndoff Jaryd Jones-Smith Maddox Avonte Jester Weah Alex Bookser Darrin Hall 1956 1956 1956 1957 1957 1958 1958 1965 1965 1967 1977 1977 1977 1977 1978 1978 1978 1979 1980 1980 1980 SENIOR BOWL 1953 1985 1985 1987 1987 1988 1988 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1991 1991 1995 1997 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 2005 2007 2009 2009 2011 2011 2012 2012 2016 2017 2017 2017 2018 2018 tackle tackle quarterback tackle halfback end tackle guard quarterback halfback quarterback end end halfback halfback halfback fullback fullback guard end guard end end tackle halfback tackle end center tackle guard halfback end quarterback tackle end halfback end guard halfback fullback tackle quarterback halfback fullback linebacker center middle guard linebacker safety center end center linebacker guard def. back def. tackle def. back linebacker end end

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Horse L. Chase Mike Getto Eddie Baker James MacMurdo Michael Sebastian Joseph Skladany Frank Walton Charles Hartwig Miller Munjas Izzy Weinstock John Michelosen Frank Souchak Bill Daddio Marshall Goldberg Harold Stebbins Richard Cassiano Ben Kish George Kracum Ralph Fife Stan Gervelis George Ranii Leo Skladany William McPeak Nicholas Bolkovac William Reynolds Eldred Kraemer Robert McQuaide Charley Brueckman Jim McCusker John Guzik Dick Haley Art Gob Ivan Toncic Bill Lindner Mike Ditka Fred Cox Steve Jastrzembski John Draksler Paul Martha Rick Leeson Ernie Borghetti Fred Mazurek Eric Crabtree Joe Novogratz Geoff Brown Bob Kuziel Gary Burley Al Chesley Jo Jo Heath Russ Grimm Rickey Jackson Emil Boures Sal Sunseri Rob Fada Lewis Tim Bill Maas Flynn Tom Troy Benson Chris Doleman Bill Wallace

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John Simpson John Moss Rick Lozier Reggie Frye Dave Wannstedt Rodney Kirby Jim Buckmon Mike Carey Bill Daniels Kelcy Daviston Dennis Moorhead Perko Tom Dorsett Tony Jim Corbett Arnie Weatherington Brzoza Tom Matt Cavanaugh Randy Holloway Bob Jury Gordon Jones Jeff Delaney Al Chesley Matt Carroll Jeff Pelusi Jo Jo Heath Dan Fidler Hugh Green Rickey Jackson Bill Neill Rick Trocano Mark May Russ Grimm Harry Orszulak Ed Gallin Ed Whitaker Game Captains Game Captains Jack Dykes PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 CAPTAIN(S) YEAR CAPTAIN(S) 1968 1969 1970 1971 TEAM CAPTAINS TEAM

Gary Kaltenbach Al Grigaliunas Ray Popp Phil Dahar Jim Flanigan Dave Drake Bill McPeak Game Captains Bill McPeak Lou Cecconi Nick Bolkovac Rudy Andabaker Bob Brennan Joe Schmidt Dick Deitrick Henry Ford Lou Palatella Hal Hunter John Cenci Joe Walton Bob Pollock Charley Brueckman Jim McCusker Ed Micheals Don Crafton Bill Lindner Ken Montanari Mike Ditka Game Captains Brown Tom Game Captains Game Captains Game Captains Game Captains Game Captains Game Captains Jack Durisham 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 CAPTAIN(S) YEAR CAPTAIN(S) 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 Joe Thompson Gilbert Miller Calvin Marshall Quincy Banbury Homer Roe Richards Tex Jack Lindsay Polly Galvin Hube Wagner Smith Wayne Guy Williamson Bob Peck H.C. Carlson George McLaren Jimmy DeHart Herbert Stein Davies Tom Holleran Tom Lloyd Jordan Noble Frank Ralph Chase Blair McMillan Gibby Welch Alex Fox Luby DiMeolo Eddie Baker Eddie Hirshberg Paul Reider Charles Hartwig Nick Kliskey John Michelosen Game Captains Game Captains

Pitt 2016 team captains (from left to right): Adam Bisnowaty, Ejuan Price and James Conner stand with quarterback Nathan Peterman and former head coach Ejuan Price and James Conner right): Adam Bisnowaty, Pitt 2016 team captains (from left to Harris prior to the Penn State game coin toss. Walt YEAR CAPTAIN(S) 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 None 1934 1935 1936 None 1937 1938 1939 tight end def. back off. guard center fullback linebacker def. end off. guard def. end linebacker Holtz J.P. Ryan Lewis Brandon Hodges Alex Officer George Aston Matt Galambos Shakir Soto Connor Dintino Dewayne Hendrix Elijah Zeise 2016 2017 2017 2018 2016 2018 2018 NFLPA COLLEGIATE BOWL NFLPA COLLEGIATE 2015 SHOWCASE COLLEGE GRIDIRON 2016 SPIRAL TROPICAL BOWL 2018 linebacker running back off. tackle fullback off. guard def. back def. back off. guard wide receiver quarterback guard tackle end def. end center tackle def. back running back def. back middle guard cornerback off. tackle def. back quarterback Brandon Miree Matt Morgan C. J. Davis Dom DeCicco Antwuan Reed Chris Jacobson Mike Shanahan Sunseri Tino Phil Clarke Conredge Collins Matt Carroll Dave Logan Ralph Still Hugh Green Russ Grimm Mark May White Terry DiBartola Wayne Pappy Thomas J.C. Pelusi Gary Richard Roman Matusz Dan Crossman Pelt Alex Van 2003 2003 2008 2010 GAME CASINO DEL SOL COLLEGE ALL-STAR 2011 2012 2012 CLASSIC ALL-STAR RAYCOM 2012 ALL-STAR GRIDIRON CLASSIC ALL-STAR 1999 CHALLENGE ALL-STAR THE NATION TEXAS VS. 2008 1978 1978 1979 1980 1980 1980 1980 1981 1981 1982 1987 1989 1989 1992 def. tackle linebacker running back middle guard tight end center safety tight end punter halfback guard-center quarterback guard center end guard halfback tackle guard end guard quarterback center linebacker

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Fullback George Aston played in the most recent NFLPA Collegiate Bowl at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. Fullback George Aston played in the most recent NFLPA JAPAN BOWL 1975 1976 1976 1976 1977 1977 LAS VEGAS ALL-AMERICAN CLASSIC 2005 INTA JUICE NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR CLASSIC JUICE NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR INTA 2006 2006 NORTH-SOUTH GAME NORTH-SOUTH 1949 1952 1958 1958 1959 1960 1960 1962 1962 1962 1963 1963 1965 1965 1971

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Tre Tipton (WR), Tipton Tre Brandon Miree (RB), Brandon Miree (RB), Mike McGlynn (OL), Dorin Dickerson (TE), (OL) Carter Warren Tim Murphy (RB) Murphy Tim Murphy (RB) Tim Cedric McGee (WR) Defense: David Durham (DL) Thomas (LB) Todd Special Teams: Offense: Dontez Ford (WR) Jarrett (DL) Defense: Tyrique (WR) Offense: Jester Weah Defense: Shakir Soto (DL) Offense: Jaryd Jones-Smith (OL) Defense: Elijah Zeise (LB) Offense: Connor Dintino (OL) (LB) Defense: Anthony McKee Jr. Offense: Offense: Offense: Chris Curd (WR) Offense: Chris Curd Defense: Offense: Offense: Mike McGlynn (OL) Defense: Chris McKillop (DL) Offense: C.J. Davis (OL) Defense: Clint Session (LB) (DB) Kennard Cox Special Teams: Offense: Jeff Otah (OL) Defense: Gus Mustakas (DL) Offense: (OL) Offense: Ryan Turnley Defense: Shayne Hale (DL) Clemmings (OL) Offense: T.J. Ezell (DL) Defense: Tyrone Clemmings (OL) Offense: T.J. Defense: Defense: Defense: Defense: Mick Williams (DL) Offense: Pat Bostick (QB) Defense: Max Gruder (LB) Offense: Greg Cross (WR) Defense: Antwuan Reed (DB) Offense: Anthony Gonzalez (QB) Defense: 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

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Wallace “Pappy” Wallace Troy Benson (LB) Troy Lee Hetrick (LB), John Lewis (CB) Thomas (CB) Melvin Dean (CB), Randy Reutershan (FL), George Link (OG) Offense: John Pelusi (C) Defense: Randy Cozens (DE) Offense: Bob Hutton (HB) Defense: LeRoy Felder (DB) Offense: Defense: Dave Logan (MG) Offense: Ray “Rooster” Jones (HB) Thomas (DB) Defense: Lynn Offense: Russ Grimm (C) Jones (LB) Defense: Charles “Yogi” Offense: Emil Boures (OG) Defense: Carlton Williamson (SS) DiBartola (FB) Offense: Wayne Defense: Offense: Dwayne Milloy (FL) Defense: Steve Apke (LB) Offense: Dave Shuck (TE) Defense: Offense: Darrin Gillaspie (WR) Defense: Jerry Olsavsky (LB) Offense: Nate Heyward (RB) Defense: Carnel Smith (DE) (RB) Offense: Adam Walker Defense: Louis Riddick (SS) Offense: Marlon McIntyre (FB) Defense: Dan “Peep” Short (SS) Offense: Mike Dahl (OG) Defense: Coach Pat Narduzzi (center) with the 2019 Ed Conway Award recipients (left to right): Phil Campbell III, recipients (left to right): Phil Campbell III, 2019 Ed Conway Award Coach Pat Narduzzi (center) with the Tipton. and Tre Paris Ford, Carter Warren 1975 1976 1977 Until his passing in 1974, Ed Conway was the radio voice of Pitt football for four years and a years and for four of Pitt football voice was the radio Conway in 1974, Ed his passing Until the football of his work, appreciation In Panthers program. of the and supporter friend tremendous each spring. players most improved to the in his honor annual award presents an team 1978 1979 1980 1981 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1982 1983

Tyrone Ezell Tyrone Jason Hendricks Savage Tom Devin Street Williams K’Waun Clemmings T.J. Nicholas Grigsby Ray Vinopal Holtz J.P. Lafayette Pitts Darryl Render Artie Rowell Adam Bisnowaty James Conner Ejuan Price Dennis Briggs Max Browne Maddox Avonte Jester Weah Dennis Briggs Alex Bookser Quintin Wirginis Myles Caragein Jarred Holley Chris Jacobson Antwuan Reed Mike Shanahan Sunseri Tino Andrew Taglianetti Aaron Donald Jarred Holley Cameron Saddler Mike Shanahan Ryan Turnley Aaron Donald 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 CAPTAIN(S) CAPTAIN(S) YEAR 2011 2012 2013

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Bryan Knight Cox Torrie Terry Murphy Terry Hank Poteat Latef Grim Karim Thompson Hank Poteat Latef Grim Curtis McGhee Phil Clarke David Sumner Jon McCray Jason Chavis Billy West Curtis Anderson Pete Gonzalez Ruben Brown Lawson Mollica Tumulty Tom Mike Halapin Ricardo McDonald Sean Gilbert Eric Seaman Game Captains Barndt Tom Doug Whaley Curtis Martin Barndt Tom Eric Holzworth Pelt Alex Van Troy Washington Troy Robert Bradley Dan Crossman Roman Matusz Pelt Alex Van Craig Gob Louis Riddick Tom Ricketts Tom Mark Stepnoski Dennis Atiyeh Steve Apke Randy Dixon Woods Tony Jon Carter Ed Miller Billy Owens Jerry Olsavsky Bill Callahan Yogi Jones Yogi Flynn Tom Hill Troy Jim Sweeney Bill Fralic Chris Doleman Benson Troy John Congemi Jimbo Covert J.C. Pelusi Sal Sunseri Emil Boures Dan Marino

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181 181 put. Tom put. Tom — 20 — 10 — 9 — 16 — 24 — 37 7 7 6 3 3 14 6 3 7 7 7 0 3 0 3 3 7 17 ing moments. Junior 0 0 0 0 3 10 ered Rogers’ fumble on the first play rounding out an 11-1 campaign with a rounding out an 11-1 tial 50-yard field goal attempt. “With SUGAR BOWL • JAN. 1, 1982 New Orleans, La., Superdome GEORGIA FIESTA BOWL • DEC. 25, 1979 • DEC. 25, FIESTA BOWL Devil Stadium Ariz., Sun Tempe, ARIZONA only touchdown came after a yards out. Pitt’s Pryor 12-play drive, with Marino hitting Benjie of the from 12 yards out. The last three plays 34 yards, drive: Marino to Mike Dombrowski for the Marino to Ralph Still for 24 yards, and touchdown. GATOR BOWL • DEC. 29, 1980 Jacksonville, Fla., Gator Bowl CAROLINA S. PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH Pitt finished the 1979 season with a 10-game Pitt finished the in part around the arm winning streak, built Dan Marino. The of freshman quarterback with the on Christmas Day, season finale came Panthers The Wildcats, coached 16-10 win over Arizona. Mason, by former Pitt radio commentator Tony touchdown threatened often but did not score a wan until the game’s White intercepted two passes. cornerback Terry Schubert One set up the second of three Mark run out the field goals; the other allowed Pitt to were from 46 kicks of Schubert’s clock. Two One of the most dramatic finishes in Pitt football history gave Pitt its second Sugar Bowl win over Georgia. Pitt trailed, 20-17, with 42 seconds remaining. It faced a fourth-and-5 at the Bulldog 33. Coach Jackie Sherrill disdained the poten five minutes to go I said we were not here to tie, we were here to win,” Sherrill said. Dan Marino wanted to throw a short pass to a running back to get the first down, but a Georgia blitz left tight end John Brown in single coverage down the middle. Marino was right on target for the touchdown, his third of the game. The Panther to 84 yards on defense limited Herschel Walker 25 carries. Pitt’s defense wanted this game badly. Its leader defense wanted this game badly. Pitt’s for four the in second finished Green, Hugh years, voting behind South Carolina’s Trophy Heisman George Rogers. With the chance to avenge that result, Pitt smothered the Gamecocks with a swarming defense and an efficient offense. Rick and Dan Marino split time at quarter Trocano back; each threw a touchdown pass and Trocano added a short TD run. Although Rogers gained 113 yards, his two fumbles were more of a factor in the game than his rushing out Flynn recov ofRandy the score. game, leadingTrocano’s to McMillan scored two touchdowns as Pitt rolled to a 37-3 lead. The defense was led by Rickey Jackson, who made 19 tackles (14 solos). Pitt finished the season 11-1. PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT BOWL HISTORY BOWL 30 — — 3 — 17 — 34 formance 0 10 14 10 ing with North down. “Execution 3 3 7 3 0 0 7 10 7 0 0 10 Orlando, Fla., Tangerine Bowl Orlando, Fla., Tangerine NC STATE TANGERINE BOWL • DEC. 23, 1978 (after a combined 13-29 mark in the previous in the previous 13-29 mark (after a combined for the of the Year was named Coach four years) at Pitt. second time 30, 1977 GATOR BOWL • DEC. Gator Bowl Jacksonville, Fla., CLEMSON PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH The Panthers saved their worst per of the season for this bowl out Carolina State. Primarily a running team in 1978, Pitt attempted to open it up on this night, throwing 48 passes. Four were intercepted, star running led by The Wolfpack, however. Brown, rolled up a 23-3 fourth quarter back Ted lead before Pitt quarterback Rick Trocano tried to bring the Panthers back. An 18-play drive featured four fourth-down conversions, the last of which resulted in a Freddie Jacobs 34-yard line touchdown. Pitt moved to State’s with five minutes remaining, but an interception was intercepted twice settled the issue. Trocano more before the game ended, but he also led final touch Pitt to the game’s on our part was our biggest problem,” Coach didn’t play well...and Jackie Sherrill said. “We Pitt finished 8-4. the turnovers hurt us.’’ Pitt set five Gator Bowl records for offensive Pitt set five Gator astounding demolition of proficiency in an Matt the highly regarded Clemson Tigers. for 387 Cavanaugh completed 23-of-36 passes yards and four touchdowns as Pitt outgained went to Clemson, 566-268. Three scoring tosses Dorsett who joined Tony fullback Elliott Walker, for 1,000 as the second Pitt back ever to rush the yards in a season. Gordon Jones scored for 163 other TD on one of his 10 receptions and two yards. Cavanaugh threw for 211 yards Clemson’s touchdowns in the first half alone. vaunted passing combination of Steve ineffective Butler was rendered Fuller-to-Jerry in for four by a Pitt secondary which swooped Jury. interceptions, two by senior safety Bob missed Cavanaugh, an All-American in 1977, broken wrist part of the season after suffering a against Notre Dame in the first game of the year. “I shudder to think what he could have done had said Panther Coach Jackie he stayed healthy,” Sherrill, who finished his first year at Pitt with a 9-2-1 mark. 27 33 ter. ter. — 3 — 19 — — 0 3 12 14 7 3 0 mission. Quarterback 0 3 0 0 0 7 14 7 12 ceptions, but White completed but White completed ceptions, ing for 101 yards (14 carries) SUGAR BOWL • JAN. 1, 1977 New Orleans, La., Superdome GEORGIA quarterbacks, White and Pitt’s Billy Daniels, White and Pitt’s quarterbacks, inter threw three for was 7-of-20 for 269 yards. Daniels 14-of-19 just 57 yards. 26, 1975 SUN BOWL • DEC. Sun Bowl Stadium El Paso, Texas, KANSAS PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH The many remarkable accomplishments Tony The many remarkable accomplishments Tony Dorsett achieved in his four years at Pitt were punctuated by his role in this win, one that gave Pitt its first national championship in 39 years. Dorsett, quarterback Matt Cavanaugh and a marauding defense just would not be denied in the first indoor Sugar Bowl game. Cavanaugh, scored from six yards MVP, named the game’s out to give Pitt a 7-0 lead. The celebration of that touchdown became a Sports Illustrated cover that can be seen at several sites around campus. The photo headline simply read: Pitt’s “PITT IS IT!” Gordon Jones turned a short pass into a 59-yard touchdown excursion in the 10-yard score late in Dorsett’s second quarter. He was far from the half cemented the victory. After gaining 65 yards in the through, however. Trophy winner exploded first half, the Heisman in the second to finish with a Sugar Bowl record 202 yards rushing, including 67 on one run that two second-half set up one of Carson Long’s field goals. The defense created six turnovers and limited the Bulldogs to 181 yards. Pitt defenders actually caught more Georgia passes than did Georgia receivers (four interceptions, compared to three completions in 22 attempts). head coach, said this Georgia’s Dooley, Vince about the 12-0 Panthers: “They proved today They have they are the best in the country. amazing balance; they are the best defensive team we’ve seen. I think that is obvious. They are also the best offensive team we’ve faced.” Pitt coach Johnny Majors, who completed his stint at Pitt with a 33-13-1 record four-year A player rushing for 100 yards is impressive. A player rushing for is remarkable. players on the same team Two Pitt knocked Three is unheard of, but that is how (11 carries for 123 off Kansas. Elliott Walker with yards, 11.2 average) got the ball rolling quar a 60-yard touchdown run in the first Dorsett. when he wasn’t busy pitching out to Jones for Haygood also connected with Gordon scored his second of a touchdown after Walker with the game. Jones set up his own touchdown wins, Pitt a 63-yard kickoff return. With eight rushed had its best season since 1963. Dorsett for 1,686 yards on the season, matching his 1973 total. Tony Dorsett (27-142) scored two touchdowns Dorsett (27-142) scored Tony Pitt had nearly 300 in the second quarter. rushing yards at the inter to Robert Haygood ran the veer offense perfection, rush 28 21 alty — — — 7 — 7 — 14 — 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 7 3 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 7 7 0 0 back Corny Salvaterra hit Dick downs in 6:04 of the fourth quarter, and downs in 6:04 of the fourth quarter, overs. Georgia Tech converted an early inter overs. Georgia Tech time. Dorsett rushed for 100 yards, but GATOR BOWL • DEC. 29, 1956 Jacksonville, Fla., Gator Bowl GEORGIA TECH FIESTA BOWL • DEC. 21, 1973 Ariz., Sun Devil Stadium Tempe, ARIZONA STATE SUGAR BOWL • JAN. 2, 1956 SUGAR BOWL Stadium La., Tulane New Orleans, TECH GEORGIA PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH A new era in Pitt football was ushered in with the Panthers’ first bowl appearance in 17 years. Johnny Majors had revived Coach of the Year a struggling program and Pitt was 6-4-1 Dorsett was entering this game. Freshman Tony a big part of the turnaround, rushing for 1,686 yards. Pitt struck first, with Dorsett scoring two Perko recovered Arizona State plays after Tom the first fumble on Danny White’s quarterback play of the game. But the Sun Devils, playing on Woody Green their own field, proved too tough. touchdown scored four plays after Dorsett’s to tie the game. Arizona State scored three touch although Pitt blocked all three extra points, the game ended one-sided after being tied at half Pitt turned the ball over seven times. Both Coach John Michelosen’s team had wanted a Coach John Michelosen’s but the result was rematch with Georgia Tech, the same—a seven-point loss. Pitt outgained by 106 yards, 313-207, but was plagued by Tech turn ception into a touchdown and a 7-0 lead. Pitt was stopped on a goal-line stand at the start of its lead increased and Tech the second quarter, late in the quarter with a halfback-option TD pass. Pitt quarter Bowen with a 36-yard scoring pass just before fumble the half, and Pitt trailed, 14-7. Bowen’s on the second-half kickoff set up the clinching touchdown. Pitt pulled to within seven on sneak, but could draw no closer. Salvaterra’s A controversial pass interference pen A controversial pass the first black man Grier, Bobby against Pitt’s Sugar Bowl, put Georgia Tech ever to play in the only touchdown. the game’s on the doorstep for Coach John Michelosen— Pitt, under new Head history to play and coach in the first man in Pitt on the 1936 bowl games (he was a quarterback to tie Rose Bowl team)—had several chances penalty the Grier’s game but hit a wall of futility. thegave ball Tech on the 1, from where Wade Mitchell snuck in for the score. A fumble killed Corny a first-quarter drive, then quarterback Salvaterra was stopped on a fourth-and-goal Ray DiPasquale just before halftime. Pitt’s quarter intercepted a pass to squelch a fourth moments, Pitt made In the final threat by Tech. Panthers, a furious attempt to tie the game. The drive, were who were penalized twice on the last line when time ran out. 5-yard on Tech’s 35 negie Tech. negie Tech. — 0 — — 21 — 0 ning the Warburton Warburton thers stayed down if not 0 7 0 21 7 7 victory. After four tries, victory. 0 0 0 0 0 0 dance, the Pan 0 7 7 0 ten ren Heller, who rushed for 63 yards who rushed for ren Heller, tion. So elated was Sutherland that down pass as the Trojans built a 14-0 lead down pass as the Trojans ROSE BOWL • JAN. 1, 1937 Pasadena, Calif., Rose Bowl WASHINGTON ROSE BOWL • JAN. 2, 1933 ROSE BOWL Calif., Rose Bowl Pasadena, CAL SOUTHERN PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH “Jock” Sutherland was intent on win that end, Pitt To Rose Bowl in his fourth try. spent two weeks working out on the west coast, for Sutherland was not going to accept 0-4 His tactics worked, and in Rose Bowl play. captain Bobby LaRue led Pitt to a 21-0 victory. running set up the first touchdown of LaRue’s he scored. LaRue’s the game, which, fittingly, which would 50-yard run in the third quarter, have gone 75 yards for the touch for a diving tackle, set up Frank Patrick’s touchdown. Pitt led, 14-0, after three quarters. The defense added a late touchdown, returning an intercep every player who made the trip, substituted he so each could forever relate the experience of playing in a Rose Bowl the coach had finally overcome one of the few obstacles in his remarkable career. Pitt’s coach, John B. “Jock’’ Sutherland, would Sutherland, would “Jock’’ coach, John B. Pitt’s two Rose Bowl losses, so he try a new ploy after to practice for its first took the team to Tucson Sutherland suffered Rose Bowl win. Instead It was the Pitt career. the worst loss in his that Pitt was shut out first time since 1928 four and actually lost the game; it had played scoreless ties since a 6-0 loss to Car With 83,000 in at collapsing. close until the fourth quarter before and later caught, a Homer Griffith threw, USC’s touch through three quarters. After Irvine fumbled scored to make the score 21-0, Pitt scored again shortly the kickoff, and Warburton set up the final A blocked punt thereafter. out touchdown. Several Panthers were singled ends Ted by the crowd with standing ovations: guard Charles Hartwig Dailey and Joe Skladany, and back War career. in the final game of his brilliant Pitt

sion ed with vert down, a pres nect — 47 — 7 — 14 — 6 tician’s tician’s ticed in Dodge down passes down. The extra 7 0 7 0 controlled by margin of defeat ry, finally scored on finally scored ry, to 7 ri ing on a Pitt fumble. iz 0 7 0 0 6 tal 13 14 jans’ next score when Jesse i terback Biff Hoffman 0 0 0 13 BOWL HISTORY BOWL ed on a bright note for “Jock” tered very little offense in its first tion into a 33-0 lead with his que and Winslow, Arizona, on the que and Winslow,

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SOUTHERN CAL SOUTHERN ROSE BOWL • JAN. 1, 1930 Pasadena, Calif., Rose Bowl two, Stanford quar completed a pass to Bob Sims, but it was short completed a pass to Bob Sims, but of the goal line. Sims was hit and fumbled, but Frank Wilton picked up the loose ball and extra carried it in to tie the game. Hoffman’s point won it, 7-6. Pitt, a slight favorite entering the game, mus of four Rose Bowl games. STANFORD Pasadena, Calif., Rose Bowl Pasadena, ROSE BOWL • JAN. 2, 1928 ROSE BOWL sand that the game of the 20s and 30s was run, Trojans run, and run again, think again. USC’s bombed Pitt with an all-out passing attack. The game start Uansa rushed 68 team when Toby Sutherland’s Pitt failed to score, then first play. yards on Pitt’s the walls caved in. Gaius Shaver con Hen Shaver hit Ernest Pinckert for in the quarter, a 28-yard score, cap third touch Another fumble led to USC’s short run which opened the score to 19-0. Two Jesses set up the Tro a USC in 13-yard scoring run. Pitt finally broke through in the third quarter when Uansa threw a 28-yard pass to Wil Parkinson-to- (38 and 62 yards) around a Tom Paul Collins 36-yard TD pass for Pitt to arrive Trojans scored the at the final score. In all, the most points against Pitt since 1903. It would second-worst be Sutherland’s in his 15 seasons at Pitt; the worst would also against USC in the come three years later, Rose Bowl. Mortensen and Jesse Hill teamed for a 51-yard Russell Saunders helped con pass play. PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH If vintage football films give you the im an unusual play. On fourth-and-goal at the an unusual play. way to Pasadena. The game had a sentimental way to Pasadena. The game had a sentimental Panther storyline: the coach against his mentor. had Head Coach John B. “Jock” Sutherland Warner played for Stanford Coach Glenn “Pop” all that, when the latter was at Pitt. Amidst the game, although close, was Pitt’s first bowl trip resembled a poli first bowl trip Pitt’s whis lunch deboard the train around routine was simple: town until noon; lunch day’s 11:15; explore the off, then practice; reboard at 12; walk lunch the train. So it was that Pitt prac Al City, lead Stanford. Pitt grabbed a 6-0 third-quarter when Jim ble and ran 20 yards for a touch several point was missed. Stanford, which made march

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183 183 19 17 — — — 3 — 0 3 0 0 0 3 7 3 3 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 MEINEKE CAR CARE BOWL • DEC. 26, 2009 Charlotte, N.C., Bank of America Stadium PITTSBURGH NORTH CAROLINA 7 BRUT SUN BOWL • DEC. 31, 2008 BOWL • DEC. BRUT SUN Bowl Stadium Sun Texas, El Paso, STATE OREGON Dan Hutchins kicked four field goals, including a 33-yarder with 52 seconds left, to lift Pitt past North Carolina in the Meineke Car Care Bowl. The victory climaxed a 10-3 season for the Panthers, their winningest campaign since 1981. Freshman running back Dion Lewis was named the bowl’s MVP after rushing for 159 yards and a touchdown No. 6 overall defense. Lewis against the nation’s finished his spectacular debut season with a Pitt freshman-record 1,799 yards, surpassing Tony 1973 frosh total (1,686). Hutchins set Dorsett’s Pitt records for single-season field goals (23) and kick scoring (115). His four field goals also set a Meineke Car Care Bowl record. Linebacker Max Gruder had a game-high 11 tackles, while defensive tackle Mick Williams had two sacks. Freshman linebacker Dan Mason, making a surprise start, had a key interception on the goal line late in the first half. As a unit, the Pitt Heels to just 264 total defense limited the Tar yards, including a mere 81 on the ground. It was first postseason victory since the 2002 Pitt’s Insight Bowl. The win clinched a final national ranking of No. 15 in both polls for Pitt, its highest Heels finished 8-5. since 1982. The Tar PITTSBURGH Making its first bowl appearance since theMaking its first bowl failed to take advantage of2004 season, Pitt performance, falling toa masterful defensive in the Sun Bowl. The PanthersOregon State, 3-0, to 273 yards and forced(9-4) held the Beavers offense Pitt’s three turnovers. Unfortunately 178 yardswas also bottled up, managing only 36-yard and never penetrating Oregon State’s to pull outline. The Panthers appeared poised Porter T.J. another fourth-quarter comeback when 42 withreturned a punt 36 yards to the OSU fumble12:39 left in the game. A sack and forced ended the however, Butler, by the Beavers’ Victor final scoring opportunity came with threat. Pitt’s a 57- 2:02 remaining when Conor Lee attempted short of theyard field goal, but the kick fell just Scott McKillop and Austin Linebackers crossbar. McKillopRansom led Pitt with 11 tackles each. to endalso had an interception in the end zone thethe first half. Greg Romeus was named Lineman after Most Valuable Jimmy Rogers Jr. Oregoncollecting four tackles and two sacks. State (9-4) placekicker Justin Kahut accounted for the lone points of the day on a 44-yard field It was goal with 2:18 left in the second quarter. the lowest scoring bowl game since 1959, a 0-0 tie between Air Force and TCU in the Cotton Bowl. PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT BOWL HISTORY BOWL 16 23 — — 7 — — 35 0 0 3 0 3 3 0 7 7 21 0 13 0 7 10 7 CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWL • DEC. 27, 2003 TIRE BOWL CONTINENTAL Stadium N.C., Ericsson Charlotte, PITTSBURGH 2005 TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWL • JAN. 1, Ariz., Sun Devil Stadium Tempe, PITTSBURGH VIRGINIA UTAH A skillful and methodical opening drive that A skillful and methodical one-yard line the Virginia moved 69 yards to produce any points, setting ultimately failed to loss in the Continental 23-16 the tone in Pitt’s first scored the game’s Virginia Bowl. Tire later and went on to touchdown four plays Tire win its second consecutive Continental theme for Bowl. Missed opportunities were the with Pitt, which finished 8-5 for the season, goal, an a missed extra point, missed field potential interception and a lost fumble on a runner-up game-tying drive. Heisman Trophy touchdown Larry Fitzgerald saw his NCAA record streak end at 18 games, but the All-American for 77 still led the Panthers with five catches yards yards. Brandon Miree rushed for 110 one for a and added four receptions, including from Rod 17-yard touchdown. The scoring pass tying Rutherford was his 37th of the season, school record set in 1981. Dan Marino’s Making its first appearance in the Fiesta Bowl since the 1983 season, Pitt fell victim to a lethal Utah passing game and equally potent pass Palko was sacked a rush in a 35-7 defeat. Tyler Fiesta Bowl-record nine times and the Panthers’ offense was grounded most of the evening. The Utes finished the 2004 season with a 12-0 record and ranked as high as fourth in the final polls. Pitt finished with an 8-4 mark and ranked No. 25. Utah scored touchdowns on five of its first seven possessions, including all three Pitt advanced into Utah in the third quarter. territory three times in the first half but four sacks and a blocked field goal kept the Panthers off the scoreboard. The Panthers’ lone score grab by came on a beautiful over-the-shoulder Greg Lee that went for a 31-yard touchdown Lee had seven with 4:28 left in the third quarter. receptions for 93 yards, while fellow wideout Joe DelSardo had nine catches for 109 yards. 19 13 34

— 38 — — — 9 0 7 14 0 3 3 3 14 7 3 7 3 7 3 21 INSIGHT BOWL • DEC. 26, 2002 Phoenix, Ariz., Bank One Ballpark PITTSBURGH VISIT FLORIDA TANGERINE BOWL • TANGERINE VISIT FLORIDA 2001 DEC. 20, Bowl Fla., Florida Citrus Orlando, NC STATE OREGON STATE PITTSBURGH Pitt achieved its finest season in two decades with a 38-13 triumph over Oregon State in the Insight Bowl. The Panthers finished 9-4, their winningest season since 1982, and secured a spot in the final national polls for the first time since 1989. The win marked the Panthers’ A stifling second consecutive postseason victory. defensive effort, efficient offense as well as a at 10 special teams gem keyed the result. Tied at halftime, OSU quarterback Derek Anderson Morris, who returned was intercepted by Tez the ball 36 yards to the Beavers’ 23 early in the Rod Rutherford completed a 22- third quarter. yard pass to Larry Fitzgerald to the one before rushing up the middle for a 17-10 lead just Panthers The half. the second into minutes three broke open the contest later in the third when Shawn Robinson fielded a punt at the Panthers’ 34, ran wide to the right and sprinted down the sideline for a 66-yard touchdown. It was the bowl history. first punt return for a TD in Pitt’s Pitt iced the game with a 44-yard touchdown seven-yard drive climaxed by Brandon Miree’s Offensive burst. Miree, who earned the game’s finished with 113 yards rushing on MVP honor, 20 carries (5.7 avg.). In contrast, OSU tailback Steven Jackson—who entered the game as the fifth-leading rusher—was held to a nation’s season-low 34 yards. Pitt captured its first bowl victory since 1989Pitt captured its first NC State in the Visit with a 34-19 win over Bowl. The victory gave the Florida Tangerine close to a season sincePanthers their strongest final six games. Hobbled1980 by winning their Bryant went on to Antonio by an ankle injury, after catching Player honors earn Most Valuable touchdowns.seven passes for 101 yards and two David Priestley put up MVP-like statistics for 271himself, completing 18-of-32 passes Bryant. Theyards and the two scoring strikes to halftimeduo propelled the Panthers to a 24-10 limitedlead. The Pitt defense held strong and quarterback Philip Rivers to just 189 Wolfpack four times.yards through the air and sacked him quarterNC State closed to 27-19 in the fourth threat whenbut blitzing Lewis Moore quelled the Tyre he sacked Rivers and forced a fumble. 16 yards untouched picked it up and ran Young withfor the clinching TD. Moore, who finished for losses,seven tackles (all solo), including two Defensive MVP. was named Pitt’s ly, ly, ance back thers, 37 fense ter pear

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INSIGHT.COM BOWL • DEC. 28, 2000 Phoenix, Ariz., Bank One Ballpark STATE IOWA A&M’s final drive and secured the Panthers’ drive and secured final A&M’s the end Bowl win marked The Hancock victory. the history and decade in Pitt football of another era. The Panthers Hackett coaching dawn of the season with an 8-3-1 record. finished the 1989 LIBERTY BOWL • AXA/EQUITABLE DEC. 31, 1997 Liberty Bowl Memphis, Tenn., MISS. SO. PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH Making its second postseason appearance Harris, Pitt rolled up big offensive under Walt numbers but fell in a shootout to Iowa State, 37-29, in the Insight.com Bowl. The Panthers held statistical advantages in total offense (491 yards to 375), passing (347 to 308) and rushing (164 to 107). The Panthers struck on their very Turman first possession of the game when John hit a streaking Antonio Bryant for a 72-yard touchdown and 7-0 lead. The Cyclones, however, including responded with 27 unanswered points, 20 in the second period. Pitt pulled within 27-14 when Rod Rutherford snuck in from two yards out. Bryant then made a brilliant diving catch for a 44-yard touchdown and the Panthers trailed 27-20 with 2:05 left in the third. The Panthers’ momentum was slowed when Iowa JaMain Billups returned a punt 72 yards State’s for a score early in the fourth. Kevan Barlow, who finished with 114 rushing yards, bulled in from the three to make it 34-29 at the 9:45 mark. But the Panthers could draw no closer. The contest marked the first football game ever played in Bank One Ballpark, home of Major Arizona Diamondbacks. League Baseball’s series, but failed to score any points. Southern series, but failed to score any points. Miss re Panther for a 14-0 second-quarter lead. The game, offense, held in check for most of the had its lone shining moment when quar Pete Gonzalez con Playing its first postseason game in eight Playing its first postseason game in sea South Liberty 41-7 defeat in the 1997 AXA/Equitable Bowl. It was the Pan driv 89-yard pass-and-run touch 14-7 at half five catches for 121 yards, set a Liberty Bowl record with his touch how re touch victory ever over Pitt. in the Liberty Bowl and their first bowl game in the Liberty Bowl and their first bowl A&M in the since a 31-28 victory over Texas 1989 John Hancock Bowl. Pitt threat 31 off, won

— 28 — 32 — — 27 6 7 horns’ lead to 12 13 Hancock Bowl- tion that 3 7 7 tion. Wanke replaced tion. Wanke 3 12 3 0 7 7 10 7 14 ful season since 1983. down pass to Ronald Redmon, giving Pitt horns took the lead for good as Stafford horns took the lead for good as Stafford ished with 95 yards rushing. Heyward ended set up Redmon’s score. Carnel Smith finished set up Redmon’s the game with 10 tackles and Barry Threats had a game-ending interception, which ended Texas JOHN HANCOCK BOWL • DEC. 30, 1989 Sun Bowl Stadium El Paso, Texas, A&M TEXAS BLUEBONNET BOWL • DEC. 31, 1987 BOWL • DEC. BLUEBONNET Astrodome Texas, Houston, TEXAS PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH Led by bowl MVP Alex Van Pelt’s 354 yards Pelt’s Led by bowl MVP Alex Van passing, Pitt parlayed a John record 530 yards in offense into a 31-28 come- A&M. It was a from-behind victory over Texas day of firsts for the Panthers. Paul Hackett, named head coach moments before kick his first game as a head coach. It also was Pitt’s first bowl win since the Panthers’ 24-20 Sugar Pelt, who Bowl victory over Georgia in 1982. Van completed 20-of-40 passes and threw for two touchdowns, rallied the Panthers from a 28-24 Tuten deficit, when he connected with Henry on a 44-yard touchdown strike with just 2:19 remaining in the game, giving Pitt a 31-28 lead. Curvin Richards rushed for 156 yards Tailback on 23 carries and scored the first points of the A&M countered game with a 12-yard TD. Texas with a nine-yard touchdown run by quarterback Lance Pavlas, tying the score at 7-7 to end With the score tied at 10 late the first quarter. Van Pelt threw an eight-yard in the first half, touch a 17-10 halftime lead. Flanker Olanda Truitt completed his freshman season in stellar fashion, catching four passes for 124 yards, including a key 59-yard recep Despite late heroics from Larry Wanke, Pitt from Larry Wanke, Despite late heroics aerial circus, as Texas was grounded in this Stafford and split end Tony quarterback Brett Bowl records. The New Jones set Bluebonnet crowd was treated to an action- Eve Year’s the start. Stafford connected packed game from on the first with Jones for a 77-yard touchdown quickly: play from scrimmage. Pitt retaliated yards, Billy Billy Owens returned the kickoff 45 yards Osborn hit Reggie Williams for 45 more tied the on a trick play; then Craig Heyward the Six plays later, burst. score with a four-yard Long for a hit Jones on a short pass that he broke the first 60-yard touchdown. Stafford finished way to a quarter with 202 yards passing on the receiving 368-yard night. Jones set records for yards and longest recep quarter Darnell Dickerson early in the third Wanke after Dickerson suffered a knee injury. and completed 8-of-20 passes for 172 yards in the three touchdowns, including two late fourth quarter that cut the Long five. Heyward rushed for 136 yards, winning his star Eric Metcalf, who personal battle with Texas fin the season with 1,791 yards, the second-best Pitt finished the year at 8-4, their in Pitt history. most success 28 — — 7 — 23 — 3 ken up, and 7 0 14 16 0 0

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OHIO STATE Tempe, Ariz., Sun Devil Stadium Ariz., Tempe, FIESTA BOWL • JAN. 2, 1984 SMU Dallas, Texas, Cotton Bowl Cotton Dallas, Texas, COTTON BOWL • JAN. 1, 1983 COTTON PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH John Congemi completed a school-record 31 passes for 341 yards, but a late Ohio State and Pitt’s, touchdown pass spoiled Congemi’s, second-quarter touchdown afternoon. Congemi’s pass to tight end Clint Wilson tied the score at 7-7, but the Buckeyes led, 14-7, entering the fum Wilson fell on Joe McCall’s fourth quarter. ble in the end zone to tie the score early in the Keith Byars scored Ohio State’s fourth quarter. his second touchdown by returning the ensuing on kickoff 99 yards. Congemi was six-for-six next touchdown drive, which culminated Pitt’s with an 11-yard pass to Dwight Collins. Congemi, who completed 19-of-27 in the second conversion passhis had half, bro Pitt trailed, 21-20. A 17-play drive later in the 37-yard field quarter ended with Snuffy Everett’s goal to put the Panthers on top. Quarterback led Ohio State back, ending an Mike Tomczak 89-yard drive with a 39-yard bomb to Thad remaining. seconds Jemison, who scored with 39 Panthers drove to the Head Coach Foge Fazio’s Buckeye 24, but could get no further. The Panthers’ season came to a dismal end as The Panthers’ season Methodist in the Mustangs’ Pitt lost to Southern Marino, in his last game own backyard. Dan by dropped passes on at Pitt, was plagued 19-of-37 for He completed the cold, rainy day. were the story of the first 181 yards. Fumbles at the SMU one-yard Joe McCall lost one quarter. returned line, but Mustang QB Lance McIlhenny Eric the favor with a fumble at the Pitt seven. left the missed field goal attempt Schubert’s completed game scoreless at the half. Marino Schubert’s five straight short passes to set up points. 43-yard kick, which gave Pitt its only Dickerson “Pony Express” backfield (Eric SMU’s which and Craig James) led an 80-yard drive, run. Pitt’s McIlhenny capped off with a nine-yard was last chance ended when a Marino pass tipped and intercepted in the end zone.

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PITT 6 14 0 21 0 14 7 33 27 34 17 16 37 24 3 23 27 31 7 29 34 38 16 7 0 19 27 6 17 30 34 28 24 13 PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT OPPONENT Stanford USC USC Washington Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Arizona State Kansas Georgia Clemson NC State Arizona South Carolina Georgia SMU Ohio State Texas A&M Texas Southern Mississippi Iowa State NC State Oregon State Virginia Utah Oregon State North Carolina Kentucky SMU Mississippi Bowling Green Houston Navy Northwestern Stanford BOWL HISTORY BOWL BOWL Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Sugar Bowl Gator Bowl Fiesta Bowl Sun Bowl Sugar Bowl Gator Bowl Bowl Tangerine Fiesta Bowl Gator Bowl Sugar Bowl Cotton Bowl Fiesta Bowl Bluebonnet Bowl John Hancock Bowl Liberty Bowl Insight.com Bowl Bowl Tangerine Insight Bowl Bowl Continental Tire Fiesta Bowl Tostitos Brut Sun Bowl Meineke Car Care Bowl Compass Bowl BBVA Compass Bowl BBVA Compass Bowl BBVA Little Caesars Pizza Bowl Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Military Bowl New Era Pinstripe Bowl Hyundai Sun Bowl *Game played the following calendar year PITT BOWL GAME HISTORY (13-21) GAME HISTORY PITT BOWL YEAR 1927* 1929* 1932* 1936* 1955* 1956 1973 1975 1976* 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981* 1982* 1983* 1987 1989 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004* 2008 2009 2010* 2011* 2012* 2013 2014* 2015 2016 2018 Defensive tackle Aaron Donald (left) and running back James Conner earned Most Valuable Player honors Defensive tackle Aaron Donald (left) and running back James Conner earned Most Valuable after leading the Panthers to a postseason victory over Bowling Green in 2013. 13 31 — 14 — 24 — — 7 7 0 10 0 7 3 7 7 7 0 3 0 10 0 14 HYUNDAI SUN BOWL • DEC. 31, 2018 Sun Bowl Stadium El Paso, Texas, STANFORD NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL • DEC. 28, 2016 PINSTRIPE BOWL NEW ERA Stadium Yankee Bronx, N.Y., PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH NORTHWESTERN In the first meeting between the two programs since 1932, Pitt dominated nearly every statistical category but fell to Stanford, 14-13. Making their fourth all-time Sun Bowl appearance, the Panthers (7-7) outgained the Cardinal by a 344-to-208 margin yet couldn’t muster enough points to capitalize on the stellar defensive performance. Pitt didn’t allow a Stanford first Alex Kessman’s down until the second quarter. 29-yard field goal at 14:14 of the second period gave the Panthers a 3-0 lead. The Cardinal (9-4) responded with a 64-yard drive capped one-yard TD run. With by Cameron Scarlett’s tailback Qadree Ollison sidelined due to an Darrin Hall carried the load for the early injury, Panthers’ rushing attack and finished with 123 six-yard scoring run yards on 16 carries. Hall’s with 2:32 left before intermission gave Pitt a 10-7 lead. Kessman increased the advantage to 13-7 with a 28-yard field goal in the third decisive touchdown was Stanford’s quarter. a fortuitous one—Dewayne Hendrix forced a fumble from Cardinal QB K.J. Costello but the ball flew right into the hands of Scarlett in the end zone. The subsequent extra point put Stanford ahead for good with 11:28 to play. The Panthers’ final serious threat ended with a missed 55-yard field goal. Pitt closed the 2016 season on a sour note, Pitt closed the 2016 decision to Northwestern in dropping a 31-24 Bowl. The Panthers were the New Era Pinstripe Northwestern rushing foiled by an effective Jackson, who ran for 224 attack led by Justin Failed red zone yards and three touchdowns. also keyed opportunities and untimely injuries Wildcats’ the final result. Pitt penetrated the in 20-yard line seven times but only cashed on three of those possessions. The Panthers during (8-5) also lost five starters to injuries Conner the game, including tailback James late in the second quarter and quarterback the Panthers Nathan Peterman in the third. Still, period claimed a 24-21 lead early in the final relief of when Ben DiNucci, who came on in a six-yard Peterman, passed to George Aston for seize score. But Northwestern (7-6) would turning a control for the balance of the game, TD pass 4th-and-1 into a 21-yard play-action a field that made it 28-24 and then hitting two final goal for a seven-point lead. Pitt’s possessions ended in interceptions, sealing the victory for the Wildcats. 34 — 28 — 35 — 44 — 7 29 13 10 0 7 0 14 6 7 10 7 0 0 17 14 MILITARY BOWL • DEC. 28, 2015 MILITARY BOWL • DEC. 28, 2015 Annapolis, Md., Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium PITTSBURGH LOCKHEED MARTIN ARMED FORCES BOWL • FORCES BOWL MARTIN ARMED LOCKHEED JAN. 2, 2015 Stadium Amon G. Carter Texas, Fort Worth, HOUSTON NAVY PITTSBURGH Navy’s record-setting quarterback Keenan Navy’s Reynolds ran for three scores and threw for another to lead the Midshipmen to a 44-28 win over Pitt in the Military Bowl. Reynolds rushed for 144 yards, threw for 126 and even had a Pitt began the 47-yard reception on a trick play. game in exciting fashion as Quadree Henderson returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a 7-0 lead. Navy responded with three unanswered touchdowns to seize a 21-7 halftime lead. The advantage swelled to 31-7 midway through the third quarter before the Panthers struck back. Pitt scored two touchdowns in 17 seconds—a catch by Qadree Ollison and 22-yard four-yard fumble return by Jordan Whitehead—to close After Navy to 31-21 entering the final quarter. scored another TD, Ollison ran for a 45-yard score to make it 38-28 with 9:35 left. That would be as close as Pitt would get as Reynolds iced the game with a nine-yard TD run on subsequent possession. The game was Navy’s played before an overflow crowd of 36,352 in the home stadium. Pitt completed Pat Midshipmen’s inaugural season with an 8-5 record, Narduzzi’s its best mark since 2010. Navy finished 11-2 and earned a No. 18 ranking in the final polls. Pitt fell victim to a furious fourth-quarter rally Pitt fell victim to a Houston in the Lockheed in a 35-34 loss to Bowl. The Panthers (6-7) Martin Armed Forces and 34-13 in the final period. held leads of 31-6 rally fueled the Greg Ward Houston quarterback in the final by throwing three touchdown passes (8-5) 3:41—the last two after the Cougars recovered onside kicks—and then completed to cap the game-winning two-point conversion in 2014 the largest comeback in an FBS game didn’t go and largest ever in a bowl game that finished with 274 passing into overtime. Ward led yards and also rushed for 92. The Panthers Blewitt by 21 points with 6:14 left when Chris also had kicked a 29-yard field goal. Blewitt time expired in the 52-yarder as a career-long Panthers first half to give Pitt a 17-6 lead. The Joe were under the direction of interim coach Paul Chryst. Rudolph, who replaced the departing 30 17 38 — — — 27 —

7 7 7 10 3 0 7 7 10 10 7 0 10 3 14 10 LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA BOWL • DEC. 26, 2013 Detroit, Mich., Ford Field PITTSBURGH BBVA COMPASS BOWL • JAN. 5, 2013 BOWL • BBVA COMPASS Field Ala., Legion Birmingham, PITTSBURGH BOWLING GREEN BOWLING MISSISSIPPI Sparked by freshmen James Conner and Tyler Sparked by freshmen James Conner and Tyler Boyd, Pitt edged Mid-American Conference champ Bowling Green, 30-27, in Detroit. Conner rushed for 229 yards, while Boyd caught eight passes for 173 yards and also scored on a punt return. bowl rushing record held by Conner broke Pitt’s Dorsett (202 vs. Georgia in the Jan. 1, 1977, Tony Sugar Bowl). Conner also played on defense as a pass rusher—drawing a key holding penalty on final possession—and was named Bowling Green’s bowl record for Boyd broke Pitt’s MVP. the game’s receiving yards (surpassing Gordon Jones’ 163 vs. Clemson in the Dec. 30, 1977, Gator Bowl) and had the Panthers’ first punt return TD since 2006. A third freshman, Chris Blewitt, provided the winning points on a 39-yard field goal with 1:17 remaining. playing the entire second half in relief Chad Voytik, Savage, completed 5-of-9 passes of injured Tom for 108 yards and had a five-yard TD run. In his final Pitt appearance, Aaron Donald had a game- clinching sack in the final minute and was named Lineman. With its first Most Valuable the bowl’s bowl win since 2010, Pitt finished 7-6 and dropped the Falcons to 10-4. Bo Wallace threw three touchdown passes to threw three touchdown passes Bo Wallace a 38-17 victory over Pitt in lead Mississippi to the first-ever meeting Compass Bowl, the BBVA the game’s Wallace, between the two schools. no-huddle, skillfully directed the Rebels’ MVP, Ole Miss rolled up 23 first up-tempo attack. to 266 downs and 387 yards. Pitt was held season. yards, its second-lowest total of the Ray Graham, did 1,000-yard rusher, Pitt’s Fielding a not play due to a hamstring injury. mustered shuffled offensive line, the Panthers behind early just 81 rushing yards. Pitt (6-7) fell first interception Sunseri threw his after Tino since September and Ole Miss capitalized into the with a TD pass less than five minutes 31-10 game. The Rebels built leads of 14-0, a unit, Pitt’s and, by the final period, 38-10. As (7-6) down, defense struggled to slow Ole Miss but safety Jason Hendricks had an exceptional 17 tackles, two TFLs and an collecting day, interception. 27 — 28 — — 6 — 10 0 7 0 0 7 7 7

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Clemons, Stephen 1976 Clermond, Joe 2004-07 Henry 1945-46 Clougherty, PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL 2018 Buches, Steve 2003-06 Buches, 1978-80 Dave Bucklew, James 1971-73 Buckmon, 1983-85 Buczkowski, Bob Budavich, Bob 1960 1908-10 Jr. Budd, Norman, 1993 Buford, Marcus Bulino, Mike 1972-74 Jimmer 1989 Bundy, Rick 1974 Bunty, Jim 1975, 77 Buoy, Gary 1973-74 Burley, Burnett, Chris 1995-96 Burns, Chris 2009-10 Burns, Gene 1961 1976-79 Burns, Jack (Mgr.) Mark 1995-96 Butler, R.B. 1909-10 Butler, Robb 1999-2000 Butler, Dontavius Butler-Jenkins, Byers, Franklin 1920, 23 Byham, Nate 2006-09 Bynes, Roosevelt 2001-02 1996 Byrne, Steven (Mgr.) C Cafaro, Dan 2008, 10 Caito, John 1983 Caliguire, Dean 1986-89 Callahan, Bill 1982-85 Camball, Joe 1938 Camp, Keyshon 2017-18 Campbell, Anthony 1980 1907-08 Campbell, J.F. Campbell, James 1949-51 Campbell, Kellen 2004-05 Campbell III, Phil 2017-18 2005-06 Campbell, Tommie Canil, Herman 1954-56 Capello, Frank 1947 Capp, Joe 2009 Capp, Joseph 1950-53 Caprara, Mike 2013-16 1905 Capwell, I.P. Caragein, Myles 2008-11 Cardinali, Rick 1992, 94 Dean 1943 Carey, Mike 1972-74 Carey, Carlaccini, Angelo 1942-44 Carlson, H.C. 1914-17 Carozzoni, Brendan 2011 Dick 1956-57 Carr, Carrigan, Grant 2018 Carrington, Lloyd 2011 Carroll, Brennan 1999-2001 Carroll, Joseph 1969-71 Carroll, Matt 1975-78 Carson, G.I. 1922 Carswell, Drew 2011-12 Jon 1984-87 Carter, Kam 2017 Carter, Brooks, Shane 2006-07 Ed 1976 Brosky, Joe 1941 Broudy, Brown, A.B. 1985 Brown, Art 1974 Brown, Bob 1983-84 Brown, Charles 1983 1936 Brown, Charles V. Brown, Chuck 1995-98 1919 Brown, Clifford V. Brown, Dale 1955-56 Brown, Desmond 2012 Brown, Geoff 1969 Brown, George 1910-11 Brown, Irvan 2006-09 1943-45 Jr. Brown, Jay, Brown, Jesse J. 1923-25 Brown, John 1980-82 Brown, Richard 1967-69 Brown, Ruben 1991-94 1960-62 Brown, Tom 1983-86 Brown, Tom 1983-85 Brown, Tony 1976-78 Brown, Walt Brown, Zach 2011 Browne, Mark 1998, 2000 Browne, Max 2017 Brueckman, Charles 1955-57 Bruno, G.C. 1946-48 Bryant, Antonio 1999-2001 Bryant, Sam 2003-06 Bryce, Clifford B. 1925 Brytus, Dave 2007-08 1974-77 Brzoza, Tom Bubnis, Brian 1966 College Football Hall of Famer Jimbo Covert was a two-time All-America offensive lineman at Pitt. Boucek, William 1965 Boulton, Ralph 1923 Boures, Emil 1978-81 Chris 1988, 90-92 Bouyer, Bowen, Reginald 1927 Bowen, Richard 1955-56 Joseph 1926, 29 Bower, Bowles, Ken 1978-79 Charles 1922 Bowser, Jerry 1977-80 Boyarsky, Stan 1983 Boyarsky, Boyd, Michael 1983 2013-15 Boyd, Tyler Boykin, Bobby 1990 Boykin, Michael 1988-90 Bozek, Joe 1950-52 Bam 2013-16 Bradley, Matt 1986 Bradley, Robert 1986-89 Bradley, Jemeel 2004-07 Brady, Loren 1944 Braner, Brasco, Mark 1984-85 Curtis 1988-91 Bray, Brechbill, Kurt 1976-79 Bremen, Alvin J. 1919 Brennen, Bob 1949-51 Briggs, Dennis 2015-18 Briggs, Luke 2008-09 Bright, Cam 2018 Brightwell, Saleem 2016-18 Brinson, Josh 2011-12 Broadhead, Howard 1969-71 Brockenbrough, Princell 2003 1992-93 Brooks, Lyron Brooks, Michael 1981-82 Bisnowaty, Adam 2013-16 Adam Bisnowaty, 1963 Black, Thomas H.B. 2003-06 Blades, A.J. 1910-12 Blair, A. 1909, 11-12 Henry Blair, 1912 John Blair, 2014-16 Rori Blair, 1936-37 William Blair, Blake, Cole 2018 Blanda, Paul 1951-53 Blandino, David 1971-73 Jake 1990 Bleacher, Blewitt, Chris 2013-16 Block, Leslie 1971-72 Bloom, Matt 1992-94 Boatright, Rob 2017 Bodle, Bill 1962-64 Bohren, Karl 1922-23 Boisseau, Charles 1904-05 Craig 2006, 2009 Bokor, Boldin, Michael 1948-50 Bolkovac, Al 1954-55 Bolkovac, Nick 1948-50 Bonasorte, Charles 1974-76 Bonelli, Earnest 1939-40 Alex 2015-18 Bookser, Booth, A.A. 1925-27 Borghetti, Ernest 1961-63 Bortnick, Art 1977 Bose, Ed 1953-55 Bosnic, Mike 1998-2001 Bosnjak, Frank 1942 B. 1950 Bossart, Wendell Nathan 2017 Bossory, Bostick, Pat 2007-08, 10 Botti, Fred 1950 2004-06 Botts, Vernon Barrett, Frank 1908 Barrett, Kevin 2011-12 Barthelemy, 1994-95 Todd Barton, 1908 Frank Baxter, 1934 Verne Baxter, 1965-67 Bazylak, Robert 1981-83 Beach, William S. 1965 John Beachler, 2003 Beagnyam, Azzie 1966-68 Beamon, Andrew Chris 1995 Beasley, 1915 Beattie, T.P. Robert 1948-49 Becker, 1981-82 Todd, Becker, Beinecke, Brian 1999-2002 Beinecke, William 1968-70 Belarski, Justin 2001-04 Belvin, Ray 1992-95 Benedict, Frank 1925 William 1940-41 Benghouser, Bennett, Brian 2003-06 Bennett, Isaac 2011-14 1981-84 Benson, Troy Randy 1979-80 Bentley, Benz, John 1939-40 1914 Bernard, W.E. Bernick, Dennis 1964 Bernsdorff, Mark 2017 Aaron 2006-09 Berry, Shaon 1989 Berry, Bertagna, Bert 1978 Bestwick, Bob 1949-51 Kevin 1998 Bever, 1954-55 Bielich, Walter Peter 1961-63 Billey, Ed 1962 Billy, 1993 Binion, Terrence B 1929 Babie, Walter John 2005, 07-08 Bachman, 1985-87 Backauskas, Albert 1958 Jack Baer, Ambrose 1954-56 Bagamery, Baierl, Lee 1979-80 Baierl, Robert 1969-70 G. 1908-10 Bailey, 1937 John W. Bailey, Marc 1981, 83-84 Bailey, Carson 2014-16 Baker, Edward 1928-30 Baker, John 1942 Baker, Jon 1990 Baker, Baldwin, Jeffrey 1981-82 Baldwin, J.M. 1915 Baldwin, Jon 2008-10 Ballard, Branden 2005-06 Ballard, Dennis 1979-80 2000 Ballas, Matt (Mgr.) Ballock, Robert 1952-54 Mike 1975-78 Balzer, Banasick, Michael 1944-45 07-08 Quincy 1905, Banbury, 1905, 07-08 W. Banbury, Banks, E.J. 2012 1968-69 Bannan, Michael T. 2001 Troy Banner, Baranick, Joseph 1969-70 Bardzil, Joseph 1960 Barkouskie, Bernard 1946-49 Kevan 1997-2000 Barlow, 1991-94 Barndt, Tom Barnes, Markley 1926, 28-29 Albert 1937 Barr, Jeffrey 1967-68 W. Barr, Pat Bostick quarterbacked the Panthers to a 36-33 win in four overtimes at Notre Dame in 2008.

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Abdul, David 2002-03 Abdul, David 1989-92 Abinet, Shawn 1946-49 Abraham, William 1990 Abrams, Kenny 1943 Abromitis, William Acierno, Justin 2003-05 Adamchik, Ed 1961-63 Adams, Dave 1951 Adams, Henry 1935-37 Adams, Kevin 2010-11 Adams, William 1951-52 Adams, William 1971 Adomitis, Cal 2017-18 Agafon, David 1955 Ahlborn, Charles 1961-63 1923-24 Akins, H.P. Aldisert, Caesar 1981-84 Aldisert, Caesar D. 1939 Alecxih, Chas 2008-11 Alexandre, Deslin 2018 Alford, Henry 1969-70 Alleman, Andy 2002-03 Allen, Chiffon 1997-99 Allen, Richard 1988-90 2003, 05 Allen, Terrell 1967, 69 Allen, Warren 1917-18 Allshouse, C.V. Allshouse, G.H. 1917-18 Allshouse, George 1941-42 Alman, William 1926 Alois, Arthur 1966-68 Altsman, Mark 1988-89 Amann, Alfred M. 1933 Amara, Pat 2014-15 Ammons, Earl 1913 Rudy 1949-51 Andabaker, Anderson, Axel J. 1925 Anderson, Bryan 1999-2002 Anderson, Curtis 1993-96 Anderson, Dan 1990 Anderson, John 1920-22 2011 Anderson, Trey 1940-42 Antonelli, Vincent Apke, Steve 1983-86 Araujo-Lopes, Rafael 2016-18 Arena, Joseph 1936 William 1906 Arthur, Artman, Bernard 1951 1922-24 Asbaugh, W.D. Ashman, Gus 1919 Chad 1991-92, 94 Askew, Assid, Edwin 1965 Aston, George 2015-16, 18 Atiyeh, Dennis 1983-85 1923-24 Atkins, H.P. 1984-87 Austin, Teryl James 1969 Ayers, A

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Grier, Griffin, Eryck 1987 Grigaliunas, Al 1961-63 Griggs, Arthur 1905 Nicholas 2012-15 Grigsby, Grillo, David 1981, 84 Grim, Latef 1998-2000 Grimm, Russ 1978-80 Andrew 1996-98 Grischow, Grossman, Burt 1985-88 Grossman, David 1912-14 Bob 1976-79 Gruber, Max 2008-11 Gruder, Guarino, Albert 1926-28 Gunn, Adam 2005-07, 09 Gunn, Mark 1989-90 Gurczenski, Albert A. 1940 Gurson, Al 1940 Gustafson, Andrew 1923-25 Gustine, Frank 1967-69 John 2014 Guy, Guzek, Brian 2000-02 Guzik, John 1957-58 Guzik, Robert 1959-61 Robert 1964-65 Guzinsky, Gwosden, Milo 1922-24 PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL Fullerton, Richard 1938-39 Fullerton, Doug 2006-09 Fulmer, 1943-45 Furin, Jack 2001-02, 04-05 Furman, Marcus 1950 Fyock, David A. 1926-27 Fyock, Dwight F. G 1984-87 Gadson, Ezekial 2002 Gaines, William Galambos, Matt 2013-16 Galand, William 1943 Ed 1977-79 Gallagher, Gallin, Edwin I. 1966-68 Gallo, Frank 1943-44 Galvin, Ralph M. 1909-12 Gregory 1981-82 Ganzer, Bricen 2017-18 Garner, Manasseh 2013-14 Garner, Garnett, David E. 1968-70 Ricky 2007-10 Gary, Gaskins, Greg 2009-11 Gasparovic, William 1949-51 Gates, John 1940 Gatz, Rich 1952-53 Gene 1948 Gaugler, Gaustad, Steve 1976-78 Gazda, Michael 1980 Gebel, Mathias 1942 Gehlert, G.A. 1910-11 Gabe 1950-52 Gembarosky, Generalovich, Brian 1964 Genilla, Sal 1986-87 Richard 1965-66 Genter, Thaddeus 1948-50 Geremsky, Gervelis, Stanley 1939-41 Norbert 1942 Gestner, Luke 2003 Getsy, Getto, Michael 1927-28 Matt 1991 Getty, J.B. 2002, 04 Gibboney, Gibbs, Jordan 2009-11 Gibson, Demond 1996-99 Gilbert, Sean 1990-91 Gill, Erik 2002-05 Gillaspie, Darrin 1986 2001-04 Gilliard, Tyrone Gilman, Dean 1981 Gindin, Doug 1970-71 Giovanetti, Mike 1978-79 Giubilato, Mark 2011-13 Gladman, Charles 1984-86 Glagola, George 1950-52 Glass, Samuel 1968 1993-95 Glass, Tim Glassford, William 1935-36 Glatz, Fred 1955-56 Gleich, Pat 1974 John 1987-88 Glesky, Gob, Art 1957-58 Flynn, Thomas 1980-83 Flynn, Thomas 1945 James Foley, James 2015-18 Jr., Folston Ford, Brandon 2018 Ford, Dontez 2014-16 Ford, Henry 1951-54 Ford, Paris 2018 Fornadel, Ed 1960 Forsythe, Alan 1974 1946-48 Forsythe, Wilbur 1919 W.J. Foster, Fox, Alex 1927-28 Fralic, Bill 1981-84 Frank, Noble L. 1922-24 Frankel, John 1909 Frasca, Mike 1960 Ed 1989 Frazier, Frederick, Rob 2004 Fredette, H.E. 1921-22 Freeman, Lorenzo 1983-86 Fresse, George 1944 1941 Walter Fridley, Friedberg, Ryan 1993 Friedl, Jim 1969 Fritz, Eric 2005 Frock, David 1950 Frost, Robert 1939 G.K. 1914-15 Fry, Frye, James M. 1904-07 Frye, Reginald 1970-72 Fuderich, Peter 1947-48 Fuhrman, Mark 1982 Fely, Mark 1990, 1992 Mark Fely, Gary 1943 Feniello, 1997-99 Feola, Chris Ferdinand, Ed 1961 1995-98 Ferencik, Chris Ferguson, Ken 1993 Ferguson, Ray 1951-53 2000-03 Ferguson, William S. 1966 Ferraco, James Ferris, Dennis 1968-70 1929 Fettiman, George (Mgr.) Ffrench, Maurice 2016-18 Dan 1978-79 Fidler, John 2009-10 Fieger, Fields, Elijah 2006, 2008-09 Fife, Ralph 1939-41 Frank E. 1918 Finley, Donald 1943-45, 48 Fisher, Harry 1955 Fisher, Paul 1926-27 Fisher, Fitzgerald, Larry 2002-03 Fitzgerald, Sean 1994-95 Flanagan, Matt 2017 1922-23 Flanagan, W.H. Flanigan, James 1964-66 1974 Flanigan, R.G.T. Flara, John 1957-58 Flaus, Matt 2006 Fleming, Carl 2011 Fleming, Charles 1936-37 Flowers, Ruben 2017 Flynn, Regis 1935 A four-year starter on Pitt’s famed offensive fronts from 1981-84, Bill Fralic starter on Pitt’s A four-year was a three-time first team All-American and twice finished in the top 10 of the balloting. Heisman Trophy East, Walter 1904-05 East, Walter R.A. 1917-18 Easterday, Ebert, Wilton 1943 Eckardt, Robert 1920 Eckert, Frank 1919 1920 A.W. Edgar, Joseph C. 1904-05 Edgar, Edmonds, Dexter 1983-84 Edwards, Allen 2016-17 Edwards, Charles 1927-29 Edwards, Devon 2014, 16-17 2004 Edwards, Tuazama Egbert, J.A. 1912 Elliott, Michael D. 1966 Elliott, Samuel 1907-08 Ellis, Bob 1967-69 Ellis, Gregory 1966-68 Englert, William 1971-73 English, R.J. 1998-2001 Ent, Harry U. 1908-09 Epps, Robert 1951-53 Epps, Rodney 1996 Esposito, Anthony 1968-70 1954 Esposito, Tony Mark 2005-08 Estermyer, Esters, Jeff 1988-89, 91-92 Evans, David 1970 Everett, Raymond 1981-84 Ewing, Fred 1919-21 2010-13 Ezell, Tyrone F Fada, Robert 1979-82 Falcone, Louis 1944 Jim, 1974-75 Farley, Karl 1974-75 Farmer, Fazio, Serafino 1958-59 Fedell, Steve 1977-80 Fedorchak, Rodney 1967-69 Michael 1987 Feeney, 1991 Terry Feeney, Bill 1986 Fegley, George 1970-72 Feher, R.R. 1909-11 Feightnew, Brendon 2012 Felder, Leroy 1974-77 Felder, Felinczak, Paul 1971 Joe 1986 Felitsky, Felton, Larry 1973-76 Dukovich, Richard 1979-82 Dukovich, Rashaad 2005-08 Duncan, 1980-82 Dunn, Paul 2013-14 Durham, David 1993, 95 Durham, Sadiq 1941-42, 46 Durisham, Jack 1941-42 Dutton, William 1995 Dvorak, Cathy (Mgr.) 1961 Dvorchak, Dennis 1964-66 Robert Dyer, Dykes, Jack 1969-71 E 1911 Demhasaj, Zenel 2012 Demhasaj, Felix 1925-27 DeMoise, Carl 1946-49 DePasqua, 1965-67 Depp, James Michael DeRosa, Nick 1948-50 1977-78 DeStefano, Rocky Detzel, Arthur 1933-35 1988-91 Deveaux, Glenn 2010 Devlin, Andrew 1909-11 Deward, Herbert Brandon 1998-99 Dewey, 1979-81 DiBartola, Wayne David 1967-69 Dibbley, DiCiccio, Dave 1976-78 Dickerson, Darnell 1987-88, 90 Dickerson, Dorin 2006-09 Robert 1944 Dickey, Dickinson, John 1938-39 DiFonso, Armand 1949-50 Dilba, Chris 1996 Dillon, Glen 1952-54 Dillon, Jack 1964 Dillon, Philip 1912-14 Dillon, S.V. Dillon, William 1941-42 DiMatteo, Anthony 1942, 47-48 DiMeolo, Albert 1926, 28-29 Dimitroff, James 1944-49 Dinkins, Darnell 1996-99 Dintino, Connor 2015-18 DiNucci, Ben 2017 DiPasquale, Ray 1953, 55-56 Ditka, Mike 1958-60 Dixon, Dave 1988-90 Dixon, Julius 1998-99 Dixon, Randy 1983-86 Doakes, Arthur 2011-12 Dobrowolski, Richard 1963 Dodaro, James 1964 Dodson, Ron 1962-64 Doleman, Chris 1981-84 Dombroski, Darren 1994-95 Dombrowski, Mike 1979-80 Don, Djems 1996 Donald, Aaron 2010-13 Donchess, Joseph 1927, 29 1992-95 Dorsett, Anthony Jr. 1973-76 Dorsett, Tony Rimoni 2017 Dorsey, Dorundo, Mike 1983-85 Dougert, John 1936 Ralph 1929-31 Dougherty, Douglas, Herb 1945 Douthitt, Jack 1944 Khiawatha 1999-2000 Downey, Drake, David 1965-67 Jerry 2018 Drake Jr., John 1960-62 Draksler, Kelvin 2006 Drewery, Jason 1997-98 Dugger, 2007-08 Duhart, Tommie Dukes, Chad 1992-94 D Daddio, William 1936-38 Phil 1964-65 Dahar, Dahl, Mike 1983 Theodore 1930-32 Dailey, Dallenback, Karl 1910 Dante 1938 DalleTezze, Dambaugh, Wm. 1973-76 1934-36 Daniell, Averell Daniels, Bill 1972-74 Daniels, Daniel 1980-82 Dannies, Robert 1937-38 Davidek, Ed 1942 Davies, Thomas 1918-21 Davis, A.J. 2017-18 Davis, Billy 1991-94 Davis, Brian 1985 Davis, C.J. 2005-08 Davis, Corey 2005-06 Davis, Corey D. 2011-12 Davis, Jamal 2015 Davis, Jeremiah 2010-11 Davis, Myles 1993-94 Daviston, Kelcy 1973-74 Dawkins, Julius 1979-82 Dazio, John 1949-51 Dean, Melvin 1982-84 DeBolt, Greg 1998-99 DeCicco, Brock 2010 DeCicco, Dom 2007-10 DeFede, Sam 1950 DeFrank, Joseph 1943-45 1997 DeGenarro, Al (Mgr.) DeHart, James 1914-1916, 18 Deitrick, Richard 1951-53 Jeff 1975-78 Delaney, Lindsay 1977-78 Delaney, 1989-90 Delazio, Tony Delfine, Ronald 1958-60 Delich, George 1935-37 Dell, Steve 2006-09 DelSardo, Joe 2003-06 DeLuca, Merle 1950-52 DeMelfi, Thomas 1966 Crockett, Malcolm 2012-13 Crockett, 1955 Thomas Crosby, 2010 Cross, Greg 1987-89 Crossman, Dan Cruz, Mike 2009-10 Cuba, Paul 1932 Cullen, John L. 1963 1994-95 Thad Culpepper, 1983 Cummings, John 2004-05 Cummings, Josh 1946-48 Cummins, Walter Cunningham, James 1958-60 Curd, Chris 2000-03 Curran, Brian 1992-95 Curtin, Joseph 1965-67 Andrew 1926-27 Cutler, Cutri, Rocco 1931

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Clowes, James 1942 Clowes, Chase 2005-08 Clowser, 1996-97 Ernest Coakley, Cochran, Nate 1993-96 1997 Coffield, Grant Cole, Nick 1998-2001 Colella, Sam 1961 1989-91 Coleman, Dave 1967 Coleman, Michael 1944, 47-48 Coleman, Ralph Coleman, Therran 2017-18 2013 Coles, Trenton 1991-94 Colicchio, Tim Kevin 2006 Collier, Willie 1977-80 Collier, Collingwood, A.K. 1914-15 Collins, Conredge 2005-08 Collins, Dwight 1980-83 Collins, J. Lee 1913-14 Collins, Paul 1929-31 Colonna, Lewis N. 1921-23 Compton, Barry 1979-82 Congemi, John 1983-86 Sean 1992 Conley, Conlin, Joe 1998-2001 Conlon, Joe 1990 Connell, Joseph 1939-41 Bill 1961 Connelly, William 1971 Connelly, William S. 1911-12 Connelly, James 2013-14, 16 Conner, Conrad, Ralph 1960, 62 Ray 1962-63 Conway, Cook, Devin 2012, 14 Coons, Rob 1992 1952 Eugene T. Cooper, John N. 1962 Cooper, Corace, Arthur 1939-40 Corbett, Jim 1973-76 Frank 1912 Corboy, Cornelius, Edgar 1942 Corson, A.L. 1928 Cost, Charles 1954-56 Costello, Bob 1942 Costello, Pat 2009-10 Scott 1987 Costy, William 1946 Coury, Coustillac, Regis 1959-61 Covert, Jimbo 1978, 80-82 Cox, Fred 1959-61 Cox, Kennard 2004-07 1999-2002 Cox, Torrie Cozens, Randy 1974-75 Crabtree, Eric 1963-65 Crafton, Don 1957-58 Craig, Jeff 1993-96 Gary 1967-69 Cramer, Jim 1975-76 Cramer, 1983 Crawford, Tom 1997-98 Crayton, Tray Crissman, Robert 1941 2001-04 Crochunis, Vince

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King, Cory 2011-13 King, Cory Roger 1982 Kingdom, Nathan 1996 Kirby, 1971-73 Rod Kirby, 1986-88 Kirk, Vernon Raymond 2001-02, Kirkley, 1986 Kirkwood, Ernie Kish, Ben 1938-39 Andrew 1950 Kisiday, Paul 1962-64 Kisiday, Kissel, Rod 1955-57 1938-39 Klawhun, F. Klein, Harold 1938-39 Klimek, Joel 1970-71 Kline, Stuart 1950-52 L.I. 1921 Klinestiver, Nicholas 1933-35 Kliskey, Knight, Bryan 1998-2001 Knight, David 1970 1997 Knight, Scott (Mgr.) Eric 1971-72 Knisley, Frank 1943 Knisley, Kochin, Frank 2006-08 Kohut, George 1944 Kondis, Jeff 1973-76 Konek, Ken 1996 1938-40 Ted Konetsky, Kopp, Ben 1996-99 Korp, Henry 1941 Kosh, John 1944-46 Kovach, Kurt 1974-76 Kovacic, Joseph 1970-72 Kozic, Harry 1941 Kracum, George 1939-40 Eldred 1951-54 Kraemer, 1950-52 Alex J. (Mgr.) Kramer, Blair 1951 Kramer, Kratzert, C.A. Oscar 1919 Kratzery, Kraus, Dave 1959-60 Kraynak, Rich 1979-82 Kristofic, Dave 1992-93 Kristufek, Frank 1938-39 Kucharik, Ed 1975 Kukalis, John 1984-85 Kunkel, Albert 1941 Kuprok, John 1961 Kutz, Frank 1933-34 Kuziel, Robert 1969-71 Kuzneski, Andy 1959-61 Kuzneski, Anthony 1972 Kuzneski, Joe 1962-63 Kyle, William 1942

Kauffman, Chris 1996 Kauffman, Doug 1991-92 Kautter, Rich 1990 Kautter, 1930 Walter Kearney, Allyn 1964-65 Keiser, 1941 Kell, Thaddeus L. 1965-66 Gregory Keller, 1930 Jack Kelly, 1991-92 Mike Kelly, 1918 Kendrick, R.T. 1996 Dan (Mgr.) Kennedy, Robert 1952 Kennedy, Shannon 1991 Kenney, Kern, William 1925, 27 Kernochan, Roy H. 1911-12 Kessman, Alex 2017-18 Ketchen, Kenney 1998-99 Kielb, Joseph 1943 Kiesel, Bob 1956 John J. 1924-25 Kifer, Killen, Ron 1983 Killian, Paul 1966-67 Kincard, Elmer D. 1942 Harry 1940-41 Kindelberger, Derek 2004-06, 08 Kinder, 16-17 K Brian 2007-08 Kaiser, Kaliden, William 1957-58 Thomas 1943 Kalmakir, Kalmanides, Steve 1993, 96 Kaltenbach, Gary 1960-62 1997 (Mgr.) Kanyok, Tom Kaplan, Scott 1988, 90-92 Karabin, Alex 2008-10 Karanovich, David 1947, 49-50 Kashubara, Ken 1995, 97-99 Kasperowicz, Eric 1994-95, 97 Jones, Ray 1978-80 Jones, Ray 14 2011-12, Jones, Ronald 1978-80, 82 Jones, Yogi 2014, Jones-Smith, Jaryd Colin 2018 Jonov, Jordan, Lloyd 1921-23 1994-97 Joseph, Vital 1912 Joyce, F.W. Julian, Louis 1971 Junko, Jay 1999-2002 Bob 1975-77 Jury, Conor Lee converted 50 field goals from 2006-08 and remains the most accurate Pitt kicker ever at 83.3 percent. Jagers, Anthony 1987-90 James, Chris 2014-15 James, Edward 1966 Janasek, Dave 1972-74 Jancisin, Dave 1972-74 Janocko, Andrew 2008-10 2014-16 Jarrett,Tyrique Jastrzembski, Steve 1959-61 Jelic, Chris 1983-84 Jelic, Ralph 1955-56 Jells, Dietrich 1991-92, 94-95 Jemison, Mike 2001-02 1913 Jenkins, H.F. Jenkins, John 1962-63 Jenkins, John 1994-97 1962-63 Jenkins, Tom Scott 1978-79 Jenner, Jennings, Adonis 2014 Jennings, Jim 1950 Jennings, Rashad 2005 Johnson, Cecil 1973-76 Johnson, Dorian 2013-16 Johnson, Ed 1953 Johnson, Eric 1992 Johnson, George R. 1945 Johnson, Kurt 2000-03 Johnson, Marshall 1922-24 Johnson, Ramel 1997 Johnson, Shane 2012-13 Johnson, Thomas 1980-81 1983-86 Johnson, Walter Jones, Christy 1933 Jones, Edgar 1939-41 Jones, Edward 1963-66 Jones, Gordon 1975-78 Jones, James 1913-14 Jones, James R. 1963-65 Jones, Jay 1992-95 Jones, John 1994, 96-97 Jones, Joseph 1966-67 Jones II, Patrick 2017-18 Jones, Quintin 1984-87 I Ibekwe, Nduka 1996 Ibrahim, Rachid 2013-14, 16 Idoko, Ron 2004-05 Idowu, Oluwaseun 2015-18 Ifill, Brandon 2011-12 Imoru, Saheed 2010-11 Irwin, Jim 1962-64 Irwin, R.D. 1924-25 Israel, Steve 1991 Itzel, John 1926 J Jackson, Baron 1988-89 Jackson, Buddy 2008-11 Jackson, Dane 2016-18 Jackson, Rickey 1977-80 Jacobs, Bryan 1997-98 Jacobs, Fred 1976-79 Jacobs, John 1952-54 Jacobson, Chris 2009-10, 12 Jacques-Louis, Shocky 2018 Howley, Bill 1962-64 Howley, Huck, Frank 1993-94 1986-89 Tom Huebner, Humeston, Ed 1957 Rod 1994-97 Humphrey, Humphries, Corey 2000-03 Harold 1953-55 Hunter, Hupko, Chris 1991-92 Hurbanek, James 1964 Hurst, Bill 1990 Hutchins, Dan 2009-10 Hutchko, Chuck 1967 Huth, Conrad 1977 Huth, Rod 1972 Hutton, Bob 1974-76 Michael 1981 Huwar, Hyde, Glenn 1971-73 Hynoski, Henry 2008-10 Fullback Henry Hynoski was an integral part of Pitt’s offenses from 2008-10. part of Pitt’s Fullback Henry Hynoski was an integral Heit, Howard 1966 Heit, Howard 1930-32 Warren Heller, 1927 Ted Helsing, 2015-17 Henderson, Quadree Hendrick, John 1979-81 2010-13 Hendricks, Jason 2017-18 Hendrix, Dewayne 1917 F.E. Henry, Donald 1935-37 Hensley, 1980-81 David Hepler, Herndon, Joseph 1971-72 Herndon, Mike 2015-18 Herron, James 1913-16 Hetrick, Lee 1984-86 Doug 1986, 88-90 Hetzler, Hewitt, Orville M. 1920-22 Heyward, Craig 1984, 86-87 Heyward, Nate 1984-85 Mike 1972 Hieber, Hill, Keith 2003-04 1980-83 Hill, Troy Leonard 1916-18 Hilty, Hirshberg, Edward 1929-31 William 1910 Hittner, Hoag, Mark R. 1912-13 Hoaglin, Fred 1964-65 1927 Hoban, Walter Hoblitzel, R.D. 1927 Hockensmith, W.D. Hodge, Glenn 1972-74 Hodge, Paul 1959-60 Hodges, Brandon 2017 Hoel, Robert 1932-34 Hofan, James 1963 Hoffart, Jake 1996-97 Hoffman, Fabian 1936-38 Hoffman, Wm. 1953-54 Hogan, James L. 1963 Hogan, John 1970-72 Hogan, Robert 1931-33 Holland, Joe 1997 Holleran, Thomas 1920-22 Jarred 2009-12 Holley, Hollihan, Harry 1950 Hollins, Juantez 2011, 13 Cornell 1987-88 Holloway, Randy 1974-77 Holloway, Holthaus, Jake 2001-04 2012-15 Holtz, J.P. Holzbach, John 1960-62 Holzworth, Eric 1987-90 Hood, Franklin 1930 1966-67 Terrance Hoover, Hornack, Seth 1996-99 Horne, J.J. 2002-05 1918 W.W. Horner, 1971-72 Hornish, Tim Horton, Steve 1942 Hosilyk, Matt 1992-95 Robb 2008-09 Houser, Gabe 2018 Houy, 2013 Howard, Titus

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Haddad, Sam 1946 Haddad, 1985-88 Michael Hadley, 1939 Ralph Hafer, Hagan, James 1925-27 92 Hagins, Carl 1990, Hahn, Ed 1971 Halapin, Mike 1992-95 12 Hale, Shayne 2009, Dick 1956-58 Haley, Hall, Charles 1968-70 Hall, Darrin 2015-18 Hall, Ricky 1984 1919 T.C. Hamberger, Hamilton, Keith 1989-91 Hamlin, Carlos 1972 Hamlin, Damar 2017-18 Hammond, Ralph 1941, 43-44 Hampton, Alonzo 1988-89 Uhlhardt 1924-25 Hangartner, John 1975-76 Hanhauser, Stacey 1903 Hankey, Edward 1914 Hanley, Hansen, Ryan 1998-99 Harding, Jack 1924-25 William 1947-49 Hardisty, Hargrove, Bryce 2018 Hargrove, Justin 2008, 10-11 Harkiewicz, Bruce 1968-70 Harman, Harvey 1918-21 Kevin 2009-12 Harper, 2014 Tony Harper, 1914, 17-18 Harrington, W.E. Harriott, Claude 2000-03 Harris, Demetrius 1995 Harris, Illie 1924 Harris, Kevin 2002 Harris, Maurice 1995 1990-91 Harris, Tinker Harris, Shariff 2008-09 Harris, Steve 1978 Hartenstein, Harold 1926 Hartin, Jeff 1973 Hartman, D. Scott 1977 Hartnett, Michael J. 1921 Hartwig, Charles 1932-34 Hartz, Frank 1966 Hasbach, Thomas 1970-71 Heywood 1960-61 Haser, Hastings, C.E. 1914, 16, 19 Brian 1989 Hauser, Havern, David 1968, 70-71 Hawkins, Artrell 1979-80 Hawkins, Harris 1939-40 Hawkins, Robert 1944 Hayes, Brandon 2001 Hayes, Gerald 1999-2002 Haygood, Robert 1973-76 1914-15 T.F. Healy, Heard, Hosea 1986-87, 90 Heath, Jo Jo 1976-79 Heil, R. 1913-14 H

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Q C. 1910-11 Qualey, C. Thomas 1965 Qualey, Quarantillo, Edward 1934 Quatse, Jess 1929-31 1982-84 Quense, Tim Quirin, Pat 2014-16 1979-81 Quirin, Terry Pollock, Bob 1954-56 Ponko, Mark 1998-2001 Popovich, Andy 1974-78 Popp, Brian 2017 Popp, Ray 1963-64 Porreca, Thomas S. 1968-70 2006-08 T.J. Porter, Postell, Malcolm 2002-04 Poteat, Hank 1996-99 Poteat, Jameel 2015 Pratt, Enock 1912 Priatko, William 1952 Pribish, George 1967-69 Price, Aaron 1999 Price, Ejuan 2011, 13, 15-16 Price, John 1962 David 1999-2001 Priestley, Prince, Peter 1959 Prokopovich, Mike 1975 Benjie 1977-80 Pryor, Pullekines, Joe 1957-58 Amir 1998-2001 Purifoy, Puzzuoli, David 1980-83 PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT PITT FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL PITT FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL Perry, Theodore 1904-07 Perry, Persin, Dennis 1969 Pestano, Marcel 2005-07 Peterman, Nathan 2015-16 1921 Peters, F.C. 1972 Peters, Fred (Mgr.) Petitti, Rob 2001-04 1974 (Mgr.) James F. Petley, Petro, Stephen 1936-38 Pettyjohn, Barry 1983-85 Phillips, Albert 1943-44 Phillips, Mike 2004, 06-07 Picciano, Dan 1964 Picciotti, Dustin 2000 Pickett, Kenny 2017-18 Pierce, Lawrence 1950 Pierre, Joseph 1943 Pietracatello, Nick 2002-03 2017 Pilato, Tony 1968-70 Pilconis, William T. Malcolm 2003 Pinder, Pine, Chase 2017-18 Pinkston, Jason 2006, 08-10 Pinnock, Jason 2017-18 2000 Pinto, Sarah (Mgr.) 1989 Pipkin, Todd Dave 1918 Pitler, Pitts, Jevonte 2013-15 Pitts, Lafayette 2012-15 Plazak, Cy 1942-43 Plis, Corey 1998 Plotz, Robert 1946-49 Plowman, Curt 1957-59 Poggi, Francis 1979 Pohl, Joseph 1964-66 Zach 2014-16 Poker, Polach, Steven 1943-45 Polanco, Juan 1982-83 Polite, Lousaka 2000-03 P Paieski, Ken 1972 Palatalla, Louis 1951-52, 54 2002, 04-06 Palko, Tyler Palla, Charles 1958 Paluck, John 1953-55 Jahmahl 2013 Pardner, Derrick 1991-94 Parker, John 1996-99 Parker, 1970 (Mgr.) Parkinson, T.E. 1927-29 Parkinson, Tom Parrish, Don 1973-76 Parrish, Jaymar 2013-16 Parros, James 1970 Parrott, Louis 1966-67 Passodelis, Nick 1954-56 Patrick, Frank 1935-37 Patterson, Gary 1970-72 Patton, Chris 1993-95 Patton, Darius 2011 Patton, Jack 1944 Peace, Lawrence 1937-38 Peacock, R.J. 1909-10 Pearlman, I.R. 1917 Peck, Robert 1913-16 Pecman, Frank 1965-67 Pecora, Marco 2009-12 Pegram, Ken 1995-98 Pelusi, Jay 1979-82 Pelusi, Jeff 1976-79 John 1974-76 Pelusi Sr., John 2005, 07-08 Pelusi Jr., Pennington, Jess 1934 1944 Victor Pepper, Perkins, Joe 1949 Perkins, Lex 1991-92 1972-75 Perko, Tom Ken 1964 Perry, Lousaka Polite was a three-time captain for Pitt from 2001-03. Lousaka Polite was a three-time captain

O Obara, Joseph M. 1952 Matt 1998-99 O’Connor, Odell, Howard 1932-33 Alex 2014-17 Officer, O’Korn, George 1974-76 Oldshue, David 1970 Olenn, Stanley 1934 Gordon 1958 Oliver, Ollison, Qadree 2015-18 Jerry 1985-88 Olsavsky, Olsen, Ray 1972 1931-33 Tarciscio Onder, O’Neill, Brian 2015-17 1994-97 Orlandini, Tony Ormiston, Kenneth 1933-35 Orndoff, Scott 2013-16 Orszulak, Harry 1966-68 Osborn, Bill 1985-88 Osterhout, Robert 1950 Bob 1961 Ostrosky, Ostrowski, Stanley 1971-72 O’Sullivan, James 1905 Otah, Jeff 2006-07 Mark E. 1976 O’Toole, Owens, Billy 1983, 85-87 Ozimek, John 1961-63 N 1968 Nalli, Albert Paul 1967-69 Naponick, Narick, Emil 1938-39 Neal, Nigel 1999-2000 55 Neft, Peter 1952-53, Neill, Bill 1977-80 1944 Newman, Denver 1942 Wilbur Newsletter, Nicksick, Mike 1933-34 Nicolella, John S. 1957 1998 Matt (Mgr.) Nissley, Nix, Lucas 2008-11 Nix, Nate 2007-10 Nixon, Donald 1976 Nkwuo, Nnamdi 1996 Noble, Dan 1978 Nock, John 1969 Nottoli, David 1992 Novak, Francis 1962 Novogratz, Joseph 1964-65 Josh 2009 Novotny, Nunn, Kyle 2018

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Mohring, George 1994 Mohring, Mike 1993-96 Mohring, Andy 1996-97 Molinaro, 1991-94 Mollica, Lawson Mollura, Andy 1970-71 Moncrief, Cliff 1991-92 Montana, John 1942 1957-59 Montanari, Ken Ray 1927-29 Montgomery, J. 1968 Montrella, David Justin 2014-15 Moody, Zatiti 1992-95 Moody, Moore, Cliff 1978-79 Moore, David 1988-91 Moore, Frank 1994-97 Moore, Larry 2005 Moore, Lewis 2000-03 Moorhead, Dennis 1972-75 Moothart, Mark 1998-99 Morgan, Matt 2000-03 Morris, Hart 1929-31 Morris, Robert 1932 2002-05 Morris, Tez Jimmy 2017-18 Morrissey, Morrison, Jim 1992 James 1914, 16, 19 Morrow, James 1949 Morrow, K.C. 1914 Morrow, Morsillo, Jim 1977-79 2001 Anthony (Mgr.) Mosby, 2001 Brandon (Mgr.) Mosby, Denorse 1993-94 Mosley, Mosley-Smith, Khaynin Moss, Chawntez 2016-17 Moss, John 1970-72 Phillipie 2015-18 Motley, Steve 1969-71 Moyer, Munjas, Miller 1932-34 Murdock, Thomas 1923-24 Bruce 1972-74 Murphy, Bryan 2010, 12-13 Murphy, David 2012-15 Murphy, 1997-98 Terry Murphy, Thomas 1940 Murphy, 2002-05 Tim Murphy, Leon 1996 Murray, Shane 2006-07, 09 Murray, Mustakas, Gus 2005-06, 08-09 Musulin, George 1936 Myers, Mark 2011 Myers, Rusty 1972 McLean, Bill 1986 McLean, Randy 1979-80 McMillan, 1924-26 B.V. McMillin, 2000 McMinn, Bryce (Mgr.) McMullen, Kirk 1996-99 Darrell 2000-01 McMurray, 1936 McNish, Bernard Frank 1915-16 McNulty, McPeak, Bill 1945-48 1980-81 McQuaide, Patrick McQuaide, Robert 1952-54 Meadown, Eric 1916-17 A. 1919 Meanor, Medich, George 1967-69 Medure, Jim 2017-18 Medwid, Robert 1971-72, 74 Mefford, Matt 2000-01 Mehl, O.H. 1904-07 1928 Ted Meier, Greg 1977-80 Meisner, Melillo, Louis 1948-49 Mendenhall, Rickey 1998-99 Bill 1972 Mercer, Merchant, Chris 1985 Meredith, John 1931-35 Elmer 1936-38 Merkovsky, Elmer 1961 Merkovsky, Merrick, David 1994 Mervis, Louis 1918-19 Messich, George 1975-76 Metich, George 1947 Glenn 1977-80 Meyer, Miale, Richard 1965-66 Michaels, Ed 1956-58 Michelosen, John 1935-37 Mickinac, Gregory 1970 Middleman, Bob 1972-75 Migliore, David A. 1976 Mihm, Robert 1948 Mihm, William 1945-47 Mike, Chris 2010 Donald 1987 Miller, Ed 1984-87 Miller, Gilbert R. 1905-06 Miller, Jared 1993-96 Miller, Jim 2001 Miller, 1922 John F. Miller, Kody 1998, 2000 Miller, Scott 1988-91 Miller, 1914-17 W.E. Miller, 1935 Walter Miller, 1930-32 Milligan, Walter Millin, Stefano 2018 Mills, Richard 1958-60 Minehart, Brian 1996 Miree, Brandon 2002-03 Mitchel, C.L. 1918 Mitchell, George 1940-41 Mitchell, Reggie 2014-16 Mitrakos, Thomas 1965-67 Mocha, Joseph 1943 Moffa, Remo 1944 Mastrovich, Mark 1946-49 Mastrovich, Mario 1995 Masucci, Richard 1933 Matesic, 2016-18 Mathews, Aaron 1943-45 Mathews, Donald 2006 Mathews, McKenzie 1989 Mathieson, Eric 2017-18 Mathis, Damarri 1947-50 Matich, George 1935-37 Matisi, Anthony Matson, Joseph 1914-16 Mattioli, Francis 1944 Mattioli, Rudy 1952-54 Matusz, Roman 1986-89 Matyus, Dick 1960 Maxwell, Lindsey 1991 Mark 1977-80 May, Mazurek, Fred 1962-64 McAlone, Kellen 2015-18 Steward 1935 McAwley, McBride, Russell 1952-53 McBride, William 1938 McCabe, Rich 1951-54 McCain, Joseph 1967-68 McCall, Joseph 1980-83 H.C. 1917-19 McCarter, McClain, Clifton 1934 McClean, John 1919-21 1917 McClelland, W.D. McClure, John 1972 McClure, Robert 1934-37 McCormick, Bill 1983-85 McCormick, James 1904-06 LeSean 2007-08 McCoy, McCracken, G.H. 1918-20 John 1920 McCrady, Darren 2004 McCray, Jon 1992-95 McCray, 1996, 98 Trey McCray, 1919-20 John T. McCrory, Jeff 1997-2000 McCurley, Scott 1999-2002 McCurley, Jim 1955-57 McCusker, 1924-25 McCutcheon, C.W. McDermott, Chuck 1961 McDonald, Ricardo 1988-91 McDonough, James 1943, 46 1912 W.S. McEllroy, McFarland, William 1945-48 McGee, Cedric 2006-09 McGhee, Curtis 1993-94, 96-97 McGlynn, Mike 2004-07 McGrath, Dave 1969-70 Andrew 1965 McGraw, McIntyre, Marlon 1981-84 McKee, Anthony 2018 McKee, William 1927 McKillop, Chris 2004-07 McKillop, Scott 2005-08 C.R. 1905-06 McKinney, McKnight, Barry 1963-65 1915-18 McLaren, George W.

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Maas, William 1981-83 Macerelli, Joe 1973 2018 Mack, Taysir Macko, George 1965 MacKrell, John S. 1906-08 Maclean, Luke 2014 MacMurdo, James 1929-31 Maczuzak, John 1961-63 2014-17 Maddox, Avonte 1979, 81-83 Magnelli, Tony David 1967-69 Magyar, Maiers, Matt 2004 Leo 1935-36 Malarkey, 1943 Tay Malarkey, Malecki, John 2006-09 Keith 2005 Malley, James 1943 Maloney, Mancuso, David 1967-68 Mancuso, Michael 1967 Manganello, Joe 1999-2001 1996 Maniskas, Rich (Mgr.) Manson, Dick 1953 1983 Maragas, Todd Mariano, Paul 1972 Marino, Dan 1979-82 Markel, Lance 1990-91 Marrangoni, Albert 1942-43 Marsh, Willie 1976-78 Marshall, C.C. 1904-07 Ed 1971-72 Marstellar, Martha, Paul 1961-63 Martin, Curtis 1991-93 Maryott, Harold L. 1926 Marzoch, Jon 1993, 95-97 Mason, Brandon 2004 Mason, Dan 2009, 2012 Paul 1943 Massey, Mastro, Dave 1960 M LiVorio, Mike 1989-90, 92 Mike LiVorio, 1976-78 Logan, Dave Dan 2007 Loheyde, Long, Bob 1961-63 Long, Carson 1973-76 Robert 1958-59 Longfellow, Longo, Robert 1965-67 Los, Joe 1953 Lotz, Nick 1998-2001 1919 Loughran, John Love, John 1931 Lovera, Chris 1992 Art 1981-82 Lowery, John 1944 Lozar, Richard 1971-72 Lozier, Lucas, Kenneth 1963-65 Luch, John 1931 1998 Ludwig, Meghan (Mgr.) Lurie, Herb 1943 1954 Wally Luthy, Dan 1969-71 Lynn, Matt 1995-98 Lytle,

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Stark, Bob 1958 Stark, Marwood 1936 Stark, Scott 1990 Stebbins, Harold 1936-38 1924-25 Steele, Wendell Charles 2000-02 Steffy, Stein, Herb A. 1918-21 1998-2000 Stein, Tim Steinbeck, Matt 2015 George 1948 Steingraver, Stennett, Matt 1983-85 Stephens, Dan 2001-04 Stephens, Joe 2002-03 Stephens-Howling, LaRod Stepnoski, Mark 1985-88 Steratore, Gene 1953 Jack 1940-42 Stetler, Stevens, John 1968-70 1908-11 Stevenson, J.W. Stewart, Dale 1963-65 Stewart, Michael 1985-87 Still, Ralph 1977-79 Stitt, Dick 1941 Stocak, Mike 1942 Jazzee 2016-18 Stocker, Manny 2016 Stocker, Stone, Darnell 1982, 84-85 Stone, John 1988 Stone, Joseph 1974-76 Stone, Lucas 2007 Fred 1972 Stoner, Reynold 1972-74 Stoner, Stowe, Ed 1953 Street, Devin 2010-13 Devin Street was an All-ACC receiver and the first Pitt player to reach 200 Devin Street was an All-ACC receiver career receptions. Silvestri, Gary 1975, 77 Silvestri, Ronald J. 1964 Simantel, 1950 Simile, Tony Simms, Jim 1932 Simon, Dennis 1966-67 1998 Simonian, Pete 2003-06 Simonitis, John 1991-94 Simpson, Gerald Simpson, John 1969-71 N. 1922-23 Simpson, Richard Sims, Larry 1976-78 1988-89 Sims, Tom Stephen 1939-40 Sinclair, Sindewald, Thom 1975-76 Siragusa, Anthony 1986-87, 89 1934-35 Sites, Vincent Jonathan 2000, 02-03 Sitter, Skiba, John 1992 Joseph 1931-33 Skladany, Leo 1945-48 Skladany, Skrocki, Chad 1993 Lou 1960-62 Slaby, Slade, Lamar 1999-2002 2002 Slovick, Chris (Mgr.) Smakosz, Mike 1991 Smalara, Alfred 1951-52 Smith, Aaron 2009 Smith, Carnel 1986-89 Smith, Curtis, 1973-75 Smith, Dan 1972 Smith, Donald 1978-79, 81 Smith, Edward 1945 Smith, Eugene 1945 Smith, Kevan 2007 Smith, Kyle 2004 Smith, LaQuentin 2011-14 Smith, Michael 2018 Smith, Norman 1970 Smith, Reggie 1983-86 1942 Smith, Robert W. Smith, Ryan 1999-01 Smith, Thomas 2002-05 1979 Smith, Tim 1911-14 Smith, Wayne Smodic, Jack 1945, 47-48 Snell, Heath 1989-90 Sniscak, Bernard 1944 Soboleski, Jason 1996-97 Sobolewski, Gene 1962-63 Soles, C.D. 1911 A.E. 1907 Solter, Soppitt, Randall 1913-16 Sorochak, Bob 1962, 64 Sotak, Michael 1942 Soto, Shakir 2013-16 Souchak, Frank 1935-37 Spates, David 1973-74 1976 Spears, Robert P. Charles 2002-05 Spencer, Shawntae 2000-03 Spencer, Spicko, Joseph 1968-70 Marc 1987-89 Spindler, 1962-64 Schmitt, Ted 1935-37 Ted Schmitt, William 1952-56 Schmitt, Chris 1995-98 Schneider, Marty Schottenheimer, Schubert, Eric 1981-83 1977-79 Schubert, Mark 1976 Milton Schuler, 1996-97 Schulters, Dwayne 1930 Schultz, Edward Schultz, Edward 1956 Schultz, Mike 1995-97 Joseph 1957-59 Scisly, 1955-56 Scorsone, Vincent Scott, Frank 1938 Scott, Howard 1942 Seagraves, Dell 1992-95 Seaman, Eric 1987, 89-91 Seaman, Norton 1958-59 2017 Tyler Sear, Sebastian, Michael 1931, 33 1921-23 Seidel, F.R. Seidelson, Harry 1921-23 Seifert, Ed 1928 Seiffert, Karl 1933-34 Seigel, Francis 1931-32 Sekela, Michael 1939-40 Arthur 1932 Sekey, Sellers, Erik 2017 Semaia, Penny 2000-03 Sepkowski, Jason 1995-97 Sepsi, Andy 1957-59 Session, Clint 2003-06 Sestili, Chris 1989-92 Sgrignoli, Philip 1968-70 Shae, Charles 1938 Mike 1974-75 Shaffer, Shanahan, Mike 2009-12 Sharockman, Ed 1958-60 Paul 1935-37 Shaw, Sheard, Jabaal 2007-10 Leon 1933-35 Shedlosky, Shell, Rushel 2012 Shemanski, Mark 1991 Shepira, Isadora 1912-15 Shields, Brian 1983-85 Jeff 1985 Shockley, Short, Dan 1980-82 Short, Ralph N. 1950 Shotwell, George 1932-34 Shrake, Scott 2008 Jim 1983 Shriver, Shuck, Dave 1984, 87 Nick 1921-23 Shuler, Ken 1969-70 Shumaker, Shuman, John 1906-08 2018 Todd Sibley Jr., Sichko, William 1949-51 1988 Siermine, Dan (Mgr.) Sies, Dale 1915-17 Sign, Bob 1984-86 Silvestri, Don 1990-91 S James 1959 Sabatini, 1920-21 Sack, Jack 2009-12 Cameron Saddler, Sadowski, Ed 1966-69 1941-42 Saksa, Frank J. Salata, A.J. 1925-27 Sallet, Charles 2003-06 William 1969 Salocky, Bryant 1968-70 Salter, Salvaterra, Corny 1954-56 Salvucci, Joseph 1943 1956 Salwocki, Tom William 1949 Samer, Sams, Ron 1979-82 Dick 1961 Sanker, Robert 1961 Sankey, Sapio, William 1982-85 Sares, Harvey 1944 Carl 1922-24 Sauer, 2005 Saunders, Zac (Mgr.) 2013 Savage, Tom Savariau, Donsville 1991 Sawhill, Cody 2007 Scales, Chuck 1983-86 Scanlon, J.A. 1928 Scanlon, Kieran 1989 Scarpinato, Mark 2015 Scarton, Jake 2018 Schall, Jon 2000-03 Dick 1956-57 Scherer, Schilken, Robert 1982-85 Schipani, Pat 1983-85 Ryan 2011-13 Schlieper, 1904-05 Schmidt, A.T. Schmidt, Joe 1950-52 Schmidt, John 1965 Schmidt, Joseph 1924-26 Rodgers, Joseph 1935 Rodgers, Lloyd 1971 Rodgers, 1907-09 Roe, Homer 1962-63 Robert Roeder, Romano, Al 1973-76 1950-52 Romantino, Tony Romeus, Greg 2007-10 Romito, Kevin 1995 1932-34 Harvey Rooker, James 1926, 28-29 Rooney, Rosborough, Bob 1955-56 Rosborough, Michael 1964-66 Doug 2004-05 Roseberry, Rosenblum, Elmer 1932 Rosepink, Martin 1941-43, 46 Ross, Chris 1985-88 Ross, John 1940-41 2001-03 Roth, Yogi Rotheram, Matt 2011-14 Roussos, Michael 1944-45 Routt, David 2000 Rowell, Artie 2013, 15 Roxanski, John 1944-45 Shane 2016-18 Roy, Royal, Hank 1982 Royal, Jim 1990 Rudison, Bill 1985 William 1943 Rudoy, Ruff, Arthur 1934 Rullo, Dan 1971-73 Ruth, Frank 1904 Rutherford, Rod 2000-03 Ruzila, Paul 1997-98 Ryan, John 1992-95 1991-92 Ryan, Todd

Reschoff, Richard 1989 Reschoff, Joseph 1950-52 Rettenger, Randy 1975-77 Reutershan, Revis, Darrelle 2004-06 2017-18 Reynolds, Elias 1950-52 Reynolds, William Rice, Chester 1952-54 1999 Rich, Demetrious Rich, Mark 1983-84 Richard, Gary 1986-87 Richards, Curvin 1988-90 Richards, David 1910 Richards, George 1967-69 Richards, Luther 1935 1908-10 Richards, R.W. Richardson, Allen 2004 Richardson, John E. 1980 Rickards, Paul 1944-47 1986-88 Ricketts, Tom Riddick, Louis 1987-90 Riddle, Fred 1957-59 Rife, Gerald 1965-66 1904-06 Ritchie, Walter Ritenbaugh, William 1941 Robb, John 1971-72 1993, 95-96 Robbins, Tim Roberts, Gabe 2014 Roberts, John 1925-27 2008, 10-11 Roberts, Tristan 1999 Robertson, Tim Robinson, A.L. 1909 Robinson, Calvin 1997 Robinson, Desmond 1974-76 Robinson, James 1945, 47, 48 Robinson, Kenyon 1993-94 Robinson, Lowell 2006-07 Robinson, Shawn 1999-2002 Rock, Kevin 1992

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Darrelle Revis races 79 yards for a punt return touchdown against Cincinnati in 2005. Rabinek, Ray 1941 Rabinek, Emanuel 2010-12 Rackard, 1966-67 Radakovich, Ray 1949 Emil Rader, Radinick, Ken 1988-91 1947-49 Leonard Radnor, 1948-50 Radosevich, George 1945 Raiko, Edmund 1965-67 Raklewicz, Michael Ramos, William 1969-70 David 1965-66 Randour, Herbert 1933-35 Randour, Ranii, George 1943-46 Ransom, Austin 2006-08 1936-38 Raskowski, Walter Rasp, John 1986-87 Rathi, Bob 1957-59 Raudman, David 1966 Raymond, Thomas 1964-65 Razzano, Anthony 1947-48 1992-93 Reardon, Tony James 1943 Reber, Recchia, Anthony 1982-83 Leonard R. 1936 Rector, Redmon, Ronald 1988-90 Reece, Michael 1993 Reed, Antwuan 2008-11 Reed, Chad 1999-2002 Reed, Harry 1944 Rees, John 1983 Reese, Aaron 2015-16 Reese, Charles S. 1912-14 Reese, Edward 1943-44 Reichard, Mark 1977-80 Paul 1930-32 Reider, Reinhold, Chuck 1958-60 Darryl 2012-15 Render, R

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Yeilding, 1976 Thomas Yewcic, 2006 Mark Yezovich, Matt 2011-13 Yoklic, Charles 1948-49, 51 Yost, Marlin 1995-98 Young, 1994-95 Tyler Young, 2001 Tyre Young, Paul 1972 Yuna, Z 1964-65 Mitchell Zalnasky, Zanos, Jim 1957-58 1904-07 Zeig, Waldemer Zeise, Elijah 2015, 2017-18 Daniel 1976 Zelahy, Zellman, Al 1944-45 1996 Zimmerman, Tony 1961 Zito, William F. Zombek, Joe 1951-53 Zortea, Aldo 1966 Zurzolo, William 1967 Whittaker, Edward 1966-68 Whittaker, Rasshad 1995-96 Whitmill, Ed 1974-76 Wilamowski, Wildman, Kris 2012 Dante 1984 Wiley, John 1969 Wiley, 1998-2001 Williams, Brandon 1921 Williams, Charles 1990-92 Williams, Charles 1984-87 Williams, Chuck Williams, Dale 2002-05 Williams, Dominic 2005-08 Williams, Eric 2012 Williams, Frank 1922 Williams, Greg 2008-11 Williams, Harold 1920-22 Williams, Jalen 2017 Williams, Jermaine 1989, 91-92 Williams, Jim 1993-96 Williams, Juan 1997-98 Williams, Keith 1981-82 Williams, Kevin 1990-91 2010-13 Williams, K’Waun Williams, LaFann 1996-97 Williams, Manny 2009, 11-12 Williams, Maurice 1992-94 Williams, Maurice 2007 Williams, Mick 2007-09 Williams, Nick 2005 Williams, Reggie 1985, 87-89 Williams, Salath 2011 1991, 94-95 Williams, Vince Williamson, Carlton 1977-80 Williamson, Guy M. 1913-15 Wilps, Ralph 1926-29 Wilson, Clair 1972 Wilson, Clint 1981-83, 85 Wilson, Dale 1985 Wilson, J.C. 1975-77 Wilson, Kris 2000-03 Windt, Bernard 1931 Ryan 2014-17 Winslow, Winterburn, J. Charles 1921-22 Winters, Charles 1969 Wirginis, Quintin 2014-16, 18 Dwayne 1984 Wisler, Wisniewski, Dan 1956-57 Z.A. 1923-25 Wissinger, Mark 1983 Wohler, Harry 1950 Wolfarth, William 1945 Wolff, John 1935-36 Wood, Darrel 1985-86 Woods, Michael 1979-82 Woods, Stanley 1985 Woods, 1983-86 Tony Woods, Kevin 1984 Wortham, Robert 1951-52, 54 Wrabley, Wright, Aundre 2008-09 Wright, Prentiss 1987-90 Chris 2013-14 Wuestner, 1950 Wycoff, Robert S. (Mgr.) Washington, Yusef 1988 Yusef Washington, Rich 1972 Washinko, Chester 1926-27 Wasmuth, Bryan 1981 Watkins, Amir 2016-18 Watts, John A. 1968 Wazniak, Jester 2014-17 Weah, Arnie 1973-76 Weatherington, Kevin 2013-14 Weatherspoon, Ray 1982-83 Weatherspoon, Rashad 2017-18 Weaver, 2013-16 Terrish Webb, Alan 1974 Webster, Ernest 1971-72 Webster, Ethan 1996-99 Weidle, Ellis 1965 Weinberger, Isadore 1932-34 Weinstock, Henry 1932-34 Weisenbaugh, Gilbert 1925-27 Welch, Alan 1979, 81-83 Wenglikowski, Harold 1945 Wertman, Silas G. 1922 Wertz, Darius 1995 Wesber, Billy 1993-94, 96-97 West, Henry 1942 West, Leonard 1943 West, 1922 Walter West, Lloyd 1968-70 Weston, Ernest 1957-59 Westwood, Doug 1990-93 Whaley, Chris 1982-83 Whatley, Rashad 2017-18 Wheeler, White, John 1972 White, Mike 1998-2000 White, Robert A. 1968 1978-80 White, Terry Whitehead, Jordan 2015-17 90 Virbitsky, Justin 2009, 11-12 Virbitsky, Bill 1974 Vitale, Ken 1952 Voytell, Chad 2013-15 Voytik, W Leslie 1905-06 Waddill, Justin 1996-98 Wade, Harry 1930 Wagner, J. Huber 1910-13 Wagner, William 1928-30 Walinchus, Adam 1987-89 Walker, Dave 1959-60 Walker, Elliott 1974-77 Walker, Jawan 2003 Walker, Nelson 1987-90 Walker, Ramon 1999-2001 Walker, Jerry 1984-87 Wall, Lance 1971 Wall, William 1981, 83-84 Wallace, Midford 1930 Waller, John 1935 Walmsley, Dustin 2007 Walters, Albert 1935 Walton, Frank 1932-33 Walton, Joe 1954-56 Walton, Joseph 1974 Walton, Larry 1987-88 Wanke, Dave 1971-73 Wannstedt, 1912-14 F.F. Ward, Stephen 1946-48 Ward, Jeffrey 1962-63 Ware, Chris 1949-51 Warriner, Marcus 1986-88,Washington, 1992-94 Maurice Washington, 1985-88 Troy Washington, V Joe 1997, 2001 Vaglia, 1907-09 Doren, F. Van Chris 2004-07 Vangas, Jeff 1986-89 VanHorne, Carson 2018 Lynn, Van Pelt, Alex 1989-92 Van Pete 1991 Varischetti, E.C. 1995-97 Varoutsos, James 1950 Ventura, Art 1971-72 Venzin, John 1963-65 Verkleeren, Pat 1983-85 Viancourt, Paul 1981 Vidunas, Larry 1959-61 Vignali, Joe 2004-06 Villani, Ray 2012-14 Vinopal, U Uajko, Eugene 1967-68 Uansa, Octavius 1927-29 Urban, John 1937 Gary 1999-2002 Urschler, Tucker, Albert 2018 Tucker, 2008 Tony Tucker, Charles 1928-30 Tully, 1991, 93-95 Tom Tumulty, John 1999-2000 Turman, James 1987 Turner, John D. 1905-08 Turner, Oderick 2006-09 Turner, Ricky 1988-90 Turner, Ryan 2009-12 Turnley, Henry 1987-89 Tuten, Jaylen 2018 Twyman, Gary 1975 Tyra,

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Ramon Walker returns a fumble in the Panthers’ 37-27 victory over Notre Dame in 1999, the final game played at Pitt Stadium. returns a fumble in the Panthers’ 37-27 victory over Notre Dame Ramon Walker Thomas, Wallace 1978-81 Thomas, Wallace Thompson, Joseph M. 1904-06 Thompson, Karim 1996-99 1916 Thompson, T.M. 1997 Thompson, Tony Thornhill, C.E. 1913-16 Threats, Barry 1989 Throckmorton, J. 1981-83 Thurbon, Robert 1938-40 Phil 2004-05 Tillman, Robert 1933, 35 Timmons, Ed 2010, 2012-13 Tinker, Keith 1983-86 Tinsley, 2015-16, 18 Tre Tipton, 2005 Tyler Tipton, 2007-08, 2010 Tkach, Tyler Mike 2006-08 Toerper, 1972-74 Todd Toerper, Willie 1974-76 Tolbert, Fred 1970 Tolhurst, Joseph 1931-32 Tommins, Ivan 1957-59 Toncic, Garrett 2011 Tonio, Joseph 1930-32 Tormey, Neal 2005 Tracey, Richard 1944 Tracok, Jim 1960-62 Traficant, Joe 2009-12 Trebitz, Joe 1890-91 Trees, Dave 1975 Treiber, Robert 1965 Trethaway, Lee 1917 T. Trimble, Rick 1977-80 Trocano, Joseph 1937 Troglione, Dave 1977-80 Trout, Olanda 1989-90 Truitt, 1968 Tony Truitt,

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RATING SYSTEMS RATING Chosen by Paul Williamson, a Geologist and Member of the Sugar Chosen by Paul Williamson, a Geologist and Member of the Sugar Bowl ComMitTee