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3134 1 2.Qxd:PG THIS IS PITT FOOTBALL 3-30 PANTHER PROFILES 61-106 Retired Jerseys 160, 161 Always a Panther 4, 5 Veteran Profiles 62-97 Big East Honors 162, 163 A Pitt Man 6, 7 Newcomer Profiles 98-102 Academic Honors 164 All-American Tradition 8 Geographic Breakdown 103 Postseason Games 165, 166 Award-Winning Panthers 9 Alphabetical Roster 104, 105 Team Captains 167 Championship-Caliber Staff 10, 11 Numerical Roster/Pronunciation Guide 106 Bowl History 168-172 Pitt Pro Day 12 TV Games 173-175 Panthers in the Pro Bowl 13 Poll History 176, 177 2007 SEASON IN REVIEW 107-124 NFL Pipeline 14, 15 Football Lettermen 178-182 National Championships 16 2007 Final Statistics 108-111 Starting Lineups 112 Academic Achievement 17 PRO FOOTBALL 183-190 Media Spotlight 18, 19 Game Summaries 113-121 NFL Draft Picks 184-187 Heinz Field 20, 21 Honors & Awards 122 All-Time NFL Roster 188-190 UPMC Sports Performance Complex 22, 23 Pitt in the Big East & NCAA 123 Community Minded 24 Ed Conway Award 124 Pittsburgh 25 THE UNIVERSITY 191-196 This is Pitt 26, 27 RECORD BOOK 125-154 Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg 192, 193 Pitt Iron Works 28 Individual Records 126, 127 Athletic Director Steve Pederson 194, 195 Panther Game Plan 29 Team Records 128 Sports Medicine 196 A Great Sports Town 30 All-Time Leaders 129-131 Annual Leaders 132-135 MEDIA INFORMATION 197-208 Coaching Records 136 2008 PREVIEW 31-38 Quick Facts 198 All-Time Series 137-146 2008 Outlook 32-35 Media Services 199 Year-by-Year 147 Depth Chart 36 Primary Media Outlets 200 Game-by-Game Results 148-154 Personnel 37 Pitt Radio & TV 201 Preseason Honors 38 Opponents 202, 203 HISTORY 155-182 Pitt on the Road 204 COACHING STAFF 39-60 National Titles 156 Bowl Schedule 205 Big East Schedule 206 Head Coach Dave Wannstedt 40-43 Special Awards 157 Directions 207 Assistant Coaches 44-53 All-Americans 158 Stadium & Parking Guides 208 Support Staff 54-60 Hall of Famers 159 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS EDITORS INSIDE BACK COVER PHOTOGRAPHY Ron Pradetto, Herb Ferguson, Sean Brady, Paul Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, Carolina E.J. Borghetti, Mendy Nestor and Celeste Welsh Arizona Cardinals, New York Jets and Spinelli/Spin Photos, Ryals Lee, Les Banos, Mike Panthers, New Orleans Saints, Washington DESIGN Associated Press Fabus/Pittsburgh Steelers, Matt Polk/Pittsburgh Redskins, Indianapolis Colts. Vance Wright Adams And Associates Inc., CONTRIBUTORS Penguins, Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Post- A VERY SPECIAL THANKS Pittsburgh, Pa. Sophia Duck, Greg Hotchkiss, Samson Horne, Gazette, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Sporting Ron Moehler, Bob Goodrick, Melanie Prisco, PRINTING Dave Weber, Monica Macellari, Sean Carney, News, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Visit Lynne Carothers, Steve Hursen, Duane Rieder, RR Donnelley, Hoechstetter Printing Lindsay Bussey and Phil Panella Pittsburgh, Hail to Pitt: A Sports History of the Sam Sciullo, Big East Conference and all prior University of Pittsburgh by Jim O’Brien and Marty FRONT & BACK COVER PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY Pitt media relations staffs. Wolfson, The Owl, Pro Football Hall of Fame, ESPN, Player Portraits – Rieder Photography Michael Drazdzinski, Joe Kapelewski, Will Babin, Image Point Pittsburgh, Harry Bloomberg, Charles Walter Camp Foundation, National Football INSIDE FRONT COVER PHOTOGRAPHY Foundation, San Francisco 49ers, Arizona Pitt CIDDE and Harry Bloomberg LeClaire, Ted Oppegard, George Gojkovich, Pete Madia, Bill McBride, Michael Haritan, Chaz Palla, Cardinals, Chicago Bears, New York Jets, 2 4 5 Dave Wannstedt has worked in practically every region of the country during his highly accomplished career. But whether he was coaching in Los Angeles, Dallas or Miami, there has truly been only one place he considered home — Pittsburgh. 6 “I BELIEVE I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD, BUT JUST AS IMPORTANT, I BELIEVE I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY AND IN THE COMMUNITY. I THINK ALL THOSE THINGS ARE VITAL AND ALL THOSE THINGS ARE VERY IMPORTANT.” “WE WERE IN A STAFF MEETING AND I’M SITTING AT THE FAR END OF THE TABLE — IT WAS THE ’76 YEAR, THE YEAR WE (PITT) WON THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP — AND I THINK MY JOB THAT DAY WAS TO MAKE THE COFFEE. I’M LOOKING AT COACH (JOHN) MAJORS AND SAID TO MYSELF, ‘SOMEDAY, I WILL BE THE HEAD COACH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH.’” 7 With a total of 49 consensus All-America selections, Pitt ranks an impressive seventh among all Division I-A (Football Bowl Subdivision) schools. DIVISION I-A (FBS) LEADERS CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS TEAM NO. 1. NOTRE DAME 95 2. MICHIGAN 77 3. USC 76 OHIO STATE 76 5. OKLAHOMA 68 6. NEBRASKA 52 7. PITTSBURGH 49 8. TEXAS 48 9. ALABAMA 39 10. PENN STATE 38 11. UCLA 37 ARMY 37 13. TENNESSEE 36 14. MIAMI (FLA.) 35 15. MINNESOTA 33 FLORIDA STATE 33 17. COLORADO 30 18. GEORGIA 28 19. CALIFORNIA 27 20. AUBURN 26 MICHIGAN STATE 26 STANFORD 26 8 9 10 11 The 2008 Pro Bowl was no exception. Two former Panthers, receiver Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona Cardinals) and punter Andy Lee (San Francisco 49ers), played in the all-star game after enjoying outstanding seasons. In addition to Fitzgerald and Lee, other Pitt products who have been Pro Bowl fixtures this decade include a pair of future Pro Football Hall of Famers in offensive lineman Ruben Brown and running back Curtis Martin. During the 1990s, the Panthers had 10 players make Pro Bowl berths, the fourth- highest total of any school in the country. 13 14 1155 ALL-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1. Notre Dame 17 2. Southern California 13 Yale 13 4. Princeton 12 5. Alabama 10 6. PITTSBURGH 9 16 BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Since 1992, Pitt has placed a total of 101 players on the Big East All-Academic Football Team, including 2004 Big East Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year Vince Crochunis. 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ■ Founded in a log cabin in 1787, the University of Pittsburgh is among the oldest institutions of higher education in the United States. Pitt has more than 225,000 alumni living in all 50 states and territories and 119 foreign countries. ■ Pitt’s academic record is outstanding, rating among the leading national and international universities in the United States. Pitt offers 400 distinct degree programs. Its faculty includes many world-renowned scholars, researchers and innovators. ■ In terms of overall performance, for the second consecutive year, Pitt ranks in the very top cluster of U.S. public research universities, according to the 2007 edition of The Top American Research Universities annual report, issued by the Center for Measuring University Performance. There are only seven universities in the cen- ter’s top public university group, including Berkeley, PITT, North Carolina, Illinois, UCLA, Wisconsin and Michigan. ■ Pitt has a strong record of educating students who earn the most prestigious forms of national and international recognition. In undergraduate education, just nine universities, in addition to the three national service academies, claimed both Rhodes and Marshall Scholars in 2007. Pitt is the only public university in that elite group, which includes Cornell, PITT, Duke, Princeton, Georgetown, Washington University, Harvard, Yale and NYU. 26 ■ In research, Pitt ranks sixth among all U.S. universities in terms of the competitive grants awarded to members of its faculty by the National Institutes of Health. The 10 leading institutions include Harvard, PITT, Johns Hopkins, UCLA, Penn, Duke, UCSF, Michigan, Washington and Washington University. Pitt has a proud history in this area. Its rich legacy includes developing the vaccine that won this nation’s war against polio as well as both the surgical tech- niques and drug therapies that have made human organ trans- plantation a treatment option that is available around the world. Pitt faculty members are leading the way in areas as diverse as computer modeling, gerontology, philosophy of science, nanotech- nology and urban education, as well as in a host of other areas. ■ Since 1974, the University of Pittsburgh has been a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, an association which includes the 62 most prominent national ■ Just since 1995, in fact, Pitt undergraduates have won two Rhodes research universities in North America. Scholarships, six Marshall Scholarships, five Truman Scholarships, four Udall Scholarships, one Churchill Scholarship, 31 Goldwater ■ Pitt was one of just seven AAU-member research universities Scholarships and three Mellon Humanities Fellowships. included in a list of “best neighbor” urban colleges and universities released by the President of the New England Board of Higher ■ Alumni of the University of Pittsburgh are also nationally and internationally Education (NEBHE) in 2006. Pitt was among those universities recognized. Pitt graduates have earned the Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Prize referred to as “Saviors of Our Cities” that “dramatically strengthened in medicine, Pulitzer Prize for fiction, Shaw Prize in medicine, Albany Prize the economy and quality of life of their neighboring communities.” in medicine, Fritz Medal in engineering, Templeton Prize and Grainger Challenge Prize for sustainability. ■ Since 1996, enrollment at Pitt has increased by more than 2,600 students. At the same time, admission has become more selective; ■ Pitt serves as a vital economic engine in its home region. Through its 46 percent of Pitt’s first-year students graduated in the top 10 percent research program alone, the University imports more than $620 million of their class, compared to 22 percent in 1996. into the region each year, and those research dollars support more than 17,000 local jobs while also generating the ideas upon which the economy of the future will be built. 27 28 THE PANTHER GAME PLAN: A GAME PLAN FOR LIFE! The Panther Game Plan provides developmental opportunities in the following areas: • Academic and Athletic Achievement • Career Development • Graduate School Preparation • Community Service • Character and Leadership Development • Financial Education • Personal Development • Health and Wellness 29 30 2008 PREVIEW THE OFFENSE The injury sidelined Stull for the balance of the season, second-leading frosh (Georgia’s Knowshon Moreno, and he ultimately was awarded a medical redshirt.
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