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West Virginia 19 Pittsburgh 16

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Wow, the only opportunity for Bill Stewart to out-coach somebody? Dave Wannstedt

Stewart tried with all his heart to give it away time and time again. Wannstache just wouldn't allow it...

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This game wasn't a huge surprise. WVU is tough to beat in Morgantown and it was kind of a meaningless game for Pitt. They had nothing to gain.

 

The game next week will be a battle in my opinion...

This game wasn't a huge surprise. WVU is tough to beat in Morgantown and it was kind of a meaningless game for Pitt. They had nothing to gain.

 

The game next week will be a battle in my opinion...

This win was no more a surprise to me, than the Pitt upset of WVU 2 years ago, knocking West Virginia out of a possible national championship game appearance.

 

It's the Backyard Brawl. Anything can happen.

I think Nebraska has a shot against Texas also.

 

If the huskers beat the horns next week and UC beats Pitt would the bearcats jump into the title game?

I am not a WVU or Pitt fan but I am glad that WVU won for Bill Stewart. I just can't help but like the man. I am not sure that I would want him as my coach but I can't help but pull for the guy......Stewart is a class act.

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