Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi guided the Panthers to a 54-29 win over Duke in Durham on Saturday, but after the game, he couldn’t help but take a jab at a former player, who he accused of intercepting and translating signals for Duke and described as “a spy.”
The player in question was Carson Van Lynn, who played for Pitt from 2017 to 2020 and then transferred to Duke earlier this year. Van Lynn played in 36 games for Pitt as a reserve offensive tackle and tight end and now serves in the same role for the Blue Devils.