Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi likes to often provide as little clarity as he can. That is generally done to gain an advantage on an opponent, which, of course, is admirable. But it often means a lot of confusion for the media and fans in terms of trying to figure out what exactly is going on with a certain player.
Typically, that’s mostly surrounding injuries. But sometimes, it’s other things, such as was the case today.
After a breakout performance by receiver/defensive back/running back V’Lique Carter against Duke on Saturday, Narduzzi was pretty clear in saying that Carter would be playing against Virginia and potentially in as many as five or six games, depending on what Pitt’s postseason fate was.