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The Panther-Lair Show brings the best Pitt coverage to the podcast world, as we're talking Pitt football, basketball and recruiting every week.
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Would this year's Pitt basketball team beat the Kevin Stallings-led team that went 0-18 in the ACC? We're answering that question and a lot more in this week's Morning Pitt Mailbag.
We're talking basketball again on today's Morning Pitt after the Pitt mens basketball team took a 16-point loss to Duke that maybe didn't feel quite as bad as it was (which is a problem in and of itself). Plus, the Pitt womens basketball team has a major problem on its hands. We're discussing that and more on the Thursday edition of the Morning Pitt.
Pitt's transfer portal class isn't very highly-regarded, but is that a product of not adding any big-name transfers? It might be, so today we're looking back at the transfers who have joined the Panthers over the last five years: who have been the most high-profile additions and how have they done? All that and more on the Wednesday edition of the Morning Pitt.
Pitt's got a game tonight - the Panthers host No. 4 Duke at the Petersen Events Center for a 9 pm tipoff - so we're talking some basketball on today's Morning Pitt. Why have the last few losses been especially discouraging? We're talking about that and more on the Tuesday edition of the Morning Pitt.
Larry Fitzgerald was an obvious first-ballot Hall of Fame selection, giving Pitt 11 former players enshrined. But which former Panther had the greatest NFL career? We're looking at some of the top candidates - and making a pick - on today's Morning Pitt.
What will it take for Pitt to finish with a better record than 7-5? What song should play at the start of the fourth quarter? Which players will make the biggest jump? And how will the new seating plan work for big games? Answers to those questions and more in this week's Morning Pitt Mailbag.
Now that Pitt defensive coordinator Cory Sanders has been on the job for a month - after spending the last eight years coaching the Panthers safeties - let's about his priorities. What are the most important things he needs to do as defensive coordinator? We're got some thoughts after speaking with Sanders on Wednesday.
Thanks to graduation, the NFL and the transfer portal, Pitt lost some key contributors from the 2025 roster this season. We've talked about a number of these departures individually, but let's rank them: where did the Panthers lose the most this offseason? We're ranking the top five position groups that were hit the hardest on today's Morning Pitt.
As Pitt gets ready for a tough matchup at Virginia, we are asking a few questions on today's Morning Pitt: How did the Panthers end up like this? Why are they so inconsistent and why do they struggle so much on offense? Answers - or attempts to answer - those questions and more on the Tuesday edition of the Morning Pitt.
It's not easy doing a daily podcast about Pitt basketball these days after the Panthers fell to 9-13 overall and 2-7 in the ACC with Saturday's 11-point loss at Clemson. On today's Morning Pitt, we're talking about some of Pitt's biggest issues - and why it's so hard to talk about a team that loses like these Panthers do.
How has Allen Greene done in 15 months as Pitt's Athletic Director? Which first and second-year receivers could break out? Who will be the most impactful transfer? How would we fix NIL? Answers to those questions and more in this week's Morning Pitt Mailbag.
There was some big news on Wednesday, as Pitt announced a new ticket strategy that eliminates two giant sections from the available inventory. What does that mean for the crowd this season? Why is Pitt doing it? And will it improve the atmosphere at Acrisure Stadium? We've got thoughts on that and more on today's Morning Pitt.
Pitt broke a three-game losing streak when it beat Wake Forest in overtime at the Petersen Events Center on Tuesday night. It was just one game, but what can we take from it? Were there encouraging signs? Are there things to look forward to with these Panthers? We're talking about the game, the players and more on today's Morning Pitt.
Pitt's 2026 football schedule has been released, and we've got a lot to discuss after the Panthers got three weeknight games, a slate that is front-loaded with home games and potentially a very interesting finale. All that and more on the Tuesday edition of the Morning Pitt.
Jeff Capel had some pointed comments about the Pitt fanbase in the wake of the Panthers' 81-72 loss to N.C. State at the Petersen Events Center on Saturday. Was the Pitt head coach right? On today's Morning Pitt, we're looking at his comments, what he meant, why he said it and more.
We've got some great questions in this week's Morning Pitt Mailbag, ranging from assessments of the Pitt's haul in the transfer portal to the reasons that players transfer. Plus this: What are the best wins and the worst losses of the Jeff Capel era?
If Pitt is going to improve in 2026, that improvement won't just come from the transfer portal. The Panthers are going to have to get better by having their returning players improve as well. On today's Morning Pitt, we're looking at some of the players whose improvement will be most important to the team's success.
Pitt's transfer portal class is apparently finished, as the Panthers announced 16 scholarship additions on Tuesday. How did Pitt do in the portal? Let's go player-by-player and position-by-position and take a closer look at who the Panthers landed and how they fit.
Can Pitt build a playoff-caliber team in the current world of college football? We think it can be done - as long as the coaches follow a specific plan and execute it. On today's Morning Pitt, we're talking about what it would take.
On Saturday night, Pitt lost to Louisville by 41 points - the Panthers' biggest margin of defeat since Jeff Capel became head coach in 2018. How is that kind of thing happening in Capel's eighth year running the program? We're trying to answer that question and more on today's Morning Pitt.
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