After watching the incredible Final Four battles this past week, how far away is Pitt from competing at this level?
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Despite the disappointing end of the season for Pitt, the NCAA Tourney in Pittsburgh was a success for all college basketball fans.
The Pitt slide continued, as the Panthers ran into a hot shooting NC State squad led by Cat Barber and Trevor Lacey, ending up in an early ACC tourney exit.
How far can Pitt go in the ACC Tourney? With a tough draw and the latest debacle, a win over NC State and a loss to Duke seem very realistic.
As Pitt controlled its own destiny, a three-game losing streak knocked Pitt off the NCAA Tourney Bubble.
With so much on the line, Pitt failed on its own court against ACC and Bubble-foe Miami
Pitt was in position to get into the NCAA Tournament, but the Panthers needed to continue to win. Up 9 at Wake Forest, Pitt imploded and fell 69-66.
Pitt hosted Boston College, and despite a 39-point effort by ACC-leading scorer Olivier Hanlan, Pitt racked up its 19th win of the season.
Hanging onto the NCAA Bubble, Pitt needed to boost its resume with a road win against Syracuse. The Panthers did just that, as Jones scored 19 points.
Pitt needed a big road win to improve its NCAA Tournament hopes, but the Panthers fell into the Virginia buzzsaw, losing 61-49.
The young Pitt Panthers continue to show growth, dominating No. 12 UNC in all facets of the game, to improve to 17-9 and 6-6 in ACC play
Pitt appeared poised to make an upset at the KFC Yum Center, but a 6-point lead quickly vanished as Louisville went on a 30-7 run to end the game.
Pitt continued to improve its NCAA Tournament resume with a big victory against Syracuse, as sophomore Sheldon Jeter scored a career-high 18 points.
Do you feel the excitement over Pitt football? Is this program ready to take the next step in achieving a 10th national championship?
Narduzzi and staff landed 14 signees for the Pitt Class of 2015, as well as a graduate transfer QB from the University of Tennessee
It was expected that Pitt would run over Bryant, but the Bulldogs nearly pulled off a huge upset. Jamel Artis scored a career-high 32 points in the win.
Jamie Dixon’s Pitt Panthers needed a big-time win against a Top-10 opponent, especially after a road loss to the Virginia Tech Hokies earlier this week.
Pitt needed to get back on track against lowly Virginia Tech, but the Panthers could not defend the three-pointer and were upset 70-67
Pitt struggled defensively, as Louisville shot nearly 65% in a rare, easy win at the Peterson Events Center
Pitt recruiting update: the new staff hits the ground running and has already secured three big commitments