Nice defense narduzzi

Lmao 76-61?

Syracuse kid got hot from the perimeter. Drilled a bunch of threes, including some late shots that didn't mean much.

Tweet of the year

Turtleneck wrote:Syracuse kid got hot from the perimeter. Drilled a bunch of threes, including some late shots that didn't mean much.

No, see, the OP is referring to a football score.

Pitt football turns in strong second season under Pat Narduzzi

Pitt football head coach Pat Narduzzi just wrapped up his second regular season with the Panthers. Much like the first year, his follow-up season can only be described as a success.

Perfect? Nope. Ideal? Nah. But Narduzzi has continued to make good progress with a program that was mired in mediocrity upon his arrival.

Fire Nardog!

Pitt is #110 in defense at 38 points a game

Herbie Green wrote:Pitt is #110 in defense at 38 points a game

He just needs time to get his guys in there.

Herbie Green wrote:Pitt is #110 in defense at 38 points a game

109th Herbie. Get it right! Stop spreading fake news, Herbie!

When you have two corners who could lock down everyone and they both are first round draft choices it makes you a much better defensive coach. Sometimes it is the jimmy and joes.

Stat on Narduzzi from the PITT board. Talking about PN not having "WTF" type losses.

His record is 16-9.

Here's the records of the 9 teams that have beaten him:

12-2
11-3
10-3
8-5
11-2
9-2
9-3
8-4
8-4

Total: 86-28

Here is some thoughts I posted on tBob a couple of weeks ago:

1. Maybe there is only so much influence a former defensive coordinator can have on defense while acting as a head coach
2. Perhaps Duzzi is willing to do what Dantonio isn't and outsource the offense to higher caliber assistants that can get creative and outscore people if that is what it takes to win.

Herbie Green wrote:Here is some thoughts I posted on tBob a couple of weeks ago:

1. Maybe there is only so much influence a former defensive coordinator can have on defense while acting as a head coach
2. Perhaps Duzzi is willing to do what Dantonio isn't and outsource the offense to higher caliber assistants that can get creative and outscore people if that is what it takes to win.

Seems easy. Why not just outsource the defense as well? If that's what it takes to win.

NigelUno wrote:

Herbie Green wrote:Here is some thoughts I posted on tBob a couple of weeks ago:

1. Maybe there is only so much influence a former defensive coordinator can have on defense while acting as a head coach
2. Perhaps Duzzi is willing to do what Dantonio isn't and outsource the offense to higher caliber assistants that can get creative and outscore people if that is what it takes to win.

Seems easy. Why not just outsource the defense as well? If that's what it takes to win.

Because Dantonio is a very proven defensive coach.

Herbie Green wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

Seems easy. Why not just outsource the defense as well? If that's what it takes to win.

Because Dantonio is a very proven defensive coach.

Actually, I was referring to Nardog.