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PITTSBURGH -- For most of his youth football career, Tino Sunseri eschewed the glory positions. Instead, he played offensive and defensive line and fullback. "I always liked to hit people," he says. But he also had a stronger and better arm tha...

On Thursday, I introduced the Big East football version of March Madness featuring the best teams of the past six years. It's time to see what happened in our first game: No. 1 West Virginia (2005) vs No. 8 Pittsburgh (2004) Score: West Virgini...

Pitt quarterback Bill Stull is out four-to-six weeks after undergoing surgery Monday to repair a ligament injury in his right thumb that occurred during his first college start.

Which teams are capable of following Wake Forest's example and rising from nowhere to reach a bowl game? Todd McShay has the answers.

Story | Conversation | August 14, 2007

University of Pittsburgh true freshman quarterback Pat Bostick, who had a chance to start for the Panthers this season, has left the program to deal with a personal issue.

Pittsburgh looks poised to take a step forward in 2007 -- if the Panthers can find an adequate replacement for Tyler Palko.

Story | July 18, 2007

Take a look at the Big East questions that were answered this spring and the problems that linger heading into the fall.

With spring practices getting started, our Big East notebook addresses the big questions facing each team.

With spring practices getting started, our Big East notebook addresses the big questions facing each team.

Brian Brohm threw four touchdown passes against a Pitt defense that again showed little resistance and No. 8 Louisville beat the Panthers 48-24 Saturday to take another step toward a Big East title.

No. 8 Louisville (9-1) at Pittsburgh (6-5) 3:30 pm EST

Pat White and Steve Slaton crossed up Pitt by teaming as a passing combination in a high-scoring first half, then put away the Panthers with a string of long runs in a comeback second half to lead No. 8 West Virginia's 45-27 victory Thursday night.

UConn's double-overtime victory against Pitt and the countdown to the Mountaineers' matchup with Rutgers highlight this week's Big East notebook.

Story | Conversation | November 15, 2006

No. 8 West Virginia (8-1) at Pittsburgh (6-4) 7:30 pm EST

D.J. Hernandez escaped a furious rush and scrambled into the end zone for a 2-point conversion in the second overtime Saturday and Connecticut stunned Pittsburgh 46-45 to earn its first Big East win.

Connecticut, Pitt and Syracuse's struggles and the Rutgers-Louisville showdown highlight this week's Big East notebook.

Story | Conversation | November 08, 2006