Oct 9, 2015 at 4:20p ET
Oct 9, 2015 at 4:20p ET
PITTSBURGH (AP) The script is a familiar, one Pittsburgh is eager to toss in the shredder.
The Panthers have made a habit of struggling to put together consistently solid performances, a major reason why the program has been stuck on the treadmill of .500 football for the better part of a decade. Pitt hopes to start the process of jumping off on Saturday against reeling Virginia.
It's why first-year coach Pat Narduzzi did his best to downplay last week's 17-13 win at Virginia Tech, one that looked pretty good both on paper and on the field.