When Pat Narduzzi watches Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence, he thinks of a future Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback.
“No question, I mean, you know, I’ve seen a lot of great quarterbacks through the years here and he’s up there with the top three or four,” the Pitt head coach said as he prepares his team to visit Death Valley on Saturday for a 3:30 p.m. kick.
When he was a young linebackers’ coach at Northern Illinois back in 2002, Narduzzi recalls having to face a strong-armed quarterback who could make plays in and out of the pocket and never took his eyes off of what was happening downfield.