DaytonBuck
I've always liked them
Did OSU ever play Pitt when the Panthers were a power?
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Pitt was 8-1 in 1929 (they beat us 18-2) and 8-1-1 in 1936 (they won 6-0).
Their MNC's were in 1916, 1918, 1937, and 1976 (with Tony Dorsett).
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11-02-1929
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11-15-1930
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10-22-1932
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10-10-1936
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09-28-1940
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11-01-1941
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11-07-1942
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11-06-1943
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11-11-1944
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11-10-1945
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11-09-1946
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10-25-1947
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11-06-1948
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11-05-1949
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10-07-1950
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11-10-1951
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11-08-1952
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11-06-1954
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</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>These are the old-time games listed on cfbdatawarehouse.com. The 'W's are Pitt wins.
Pitt was 8-1 in 1929 (they beat us 18-2) and 8-1-1 in 1936 (they won 6-0).
Their MNC's were in 1916, 1918, 1937, and 1976 (with Tony Dorsett).
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3yardsandacloud
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Welcome BuckeyeBill73. I know OSU has played Pitt a few times since 1954, why not list those as well? (W's are OSU wins)
9/21/1996 vs. Pittsburgh (4-7) W 72 0
9/23/1995 @ Pittsburgh (2-9) W 54 14
9/17/1994 vs. Pittsburgh (3-8) W 27 3
9/18/1993 @ Pittsburgh (3-8) W 63 28
9/17/1988 @ Pittsburgh (6-5) L 10 42
9/14/1985 vs. Pittsburgh (5-5-1) W 10 7
1/2/1984 vs. Pittsburgh (8-3-1) W 28 23
9/21/1996 vs. Pittsburgh (4-7) W 72 0
9/23/1995 @ Pittsburgh (2-9) W 54 14
9/17/1994 vs. Pittsburgh (3-8) W 27 3
9/18/1993 @ Pittsburgh (3-8) W 63 28
9/17/1988 @ Pittsburgh (6-5) L 10 42
9/14/1985 vs. Pittsburgh (5-5-1) W 10 7
1/2/1984 vs. Pittsburgh (8-3-1) W 28 23
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3yardsandacloud
Administrator Emeritus
Yes ... "Mythical" National Champions. This is because the NCAA doesn't "officially" recognize the D-1 National Champion.
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LoKyBuckeye
I give up. This board is too hard to understand.
They played at Pitt Stadium which was demolished in 1999.
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DaytonBuck
I've always liked them
I think when Johnny Majors and Tony Dorsett in the late 70's early 80's they where good.
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3yardsandacloud
Administrator Emeritus
"When has Pitt been a power?"
PITT
4 (Recognized) Major College National Championship Year(s)
1916, 8-0-0, Helms Athletic Foundation
1918, 4-1-0, Helms Athletic Foundation
1937, 9-0-1, Associated Press
1976, 12-0-0, Associated Press & United Press International (Coaches Poll)
1979, 80, & 81 they went 11-1-0 each year under Jackie Sherrill
10-13-0 in Bowl Games
They have finished in the top 10 of the AP poll 9 times.
Hall of Famers:
Averell Daniell
Tom Davies
Mike Ditka
Joe Donchess
Tony Dorsett
Bill Fralic
Marshall Goldberg
Hugh Green
George McLaren
Dan Marino
Robert Peck
Joe Schmidt
Herbert Stein
Joe Skladany
Hube Wagner
Joe Thompson
Awards:
1937 Camp Award
Marshall Goldberg
1976 Camp Award
Tony Dorsett
1976 Heisman Trophy
Tony Dorsett
1976 Maxwell Award
Tony Dorsett
1980 Lombardi Award
Hugh Green
1980 Maxwell Award
Hugh Green
1980 Outland Award
Mark May
2000 Biletnikoff Award
Antonio Bryant
All-Americans
1915 - Robert Peck, C
1916 - Robert Peck, C
1916 - James Herron, E
1917 - John Sutherland, G
1917 - Dale Seis, G
1918 - George McLaren, B
1918 - Leonard Hilty, T
1918 - Tom Davies, B
1920 - Herb Stein, C
1921 - Herb Stein, C
1925 - Ralph Chase, T
1927 - Gibby Welch, B
1928 - Mike Getto, T
1929 - Ray Montgomery, G
1929 - Joe Donchess, E
1931 - Jesse Quatse, T
1932 - Joe Skladany, E
1932 - Warren Heller, B
1933 - Joe Skladany, E
1934 - Chuck Hartwig, G
1936 - Averell Daniell, T
1937 - Tony Matisi, T
1937 - Marshall Goldberg, B
1938 - Marshall Goldberg, B
1956 - Joe Walton, E
1958 - John Guzik, G
1960 - Mike Ditka, E
1963 - Paul Martha, B
1976 - Al Romano, MG
1976 - Tony Dorsett, RB
1977 - Bob Jury, DB
1977 - Randy Holloway, DL
1977 - Tom Brzoza, C
1978 - Hugh Green, DL
1979 - Hugh Green, DL
1980 - Mark May, OL
1980 - Hugh Green, DL
1981 - Sal Sunseri, LB
1982 - Jimbo Covert, OL
1983 - Bill Fralic, OL
1984 - Bill Fralic, OT
1986 - Tony Woods, DL
1986 - Randy Dixon, OL
1987 - Craig Heyward, RB
1988 - Mark Stepnoski, OL
1990 - Brian Greenfield, P
2000 - Antonio Bryant, WR
Not a dominating team year in and year out, but there's some history there.
PITT
4 (Recognized) Major College National Championship Year(s)
1916, 8-0-0, Helms Athletic Foundation
1918, 4-1-0, Helms Athletic Foundation
1937, 9-0-1, Associated Press
1976, 12-0-0, Associated Press & United Press International (Coaches Poll)
1979, 80, & 81 they went 11-1-0 each year under Jackie Sherrill
10-13-0 in Bowl Games
They have finished in the top 10 of the AP poll 9 times.
Hall of Famers:
Averell Daniell
Tom Davies
Mike Ditka
Joe Donchess
Tony Dorsett
Bill Fralic
Marshall Goldberg
Hugh Green
George McLaren
Dan Marino
Robert Peck
Joe Schmidt
Herbert Stein
Joe Skladany
Hube Wagner
Joe Thompson
Awards:
1937 Camp Award
Marshall Goldberg
1976 Camp Award
Tony Dorsett
1976 Heisman Trophy
Tony Dorsett
1976 Maxwell Award
Tony Dorsett
1980 Lombardi Award
Hugh Green
1980 Maxwell Award
Hugh Green
1980 Outland Award
Mark May
2000 Biletnikoff Award
Antonio Bryant
All-Americans
1915 - Robert Peck, C
1916 - Robert Peck, C
1916 - James Herron, E
1917 - John Sutherland, G
1917 - Dale Seis, G
1918 - George McLaren, B
1918 - Leonard Hilty, T
1918 - Tom Davies, B
1920 - Herb Stein, C
1921 - Herb Stein, C
1925 - Ralph Chase, T
1927 - Gibby Welch, B
1928 - Mike Getto, T
1929 - Ray Montgomery, G
1929 - Joe Donchess, E
1931 - Jesse Quatse, T
1932 - Joe Skladany, E
1932 - Warren Heller, B
1933 - Joe Skladany, E
1934 - Chuck Hartwig, G
1936 - Averell Daniell, T
1937 - Tony Matisi, T
1937 - Marshall Goldberg, B
1938 - Marshall Goldberg, B
1956 - Joe Walton, E
1958 - John Guzik, G
1960 - Mike Ditka, E
1963 - Paul Martha, B
1976 - Al Romano, MG
1976 - Tony Dorsett, RB
1977 - Bob Jury, DB
1977 - Randy Holloway, DL
1977 - Tom Brzoza, C
1978 - Hugh Green, DL
1979 - Hugh Green, DL
1980 - Mark May, OL
1980 - Hugh Green, DL
1981 - Sal Sunseri, LB
1982 - Jimbo Covert, OL
1983 - Bill Fralic, OL
1984 - Bill Fralic, OT
1986 - Tony Woods, DL
1986 - Randy Dixon, OL
1987 - Craig Heyward, RB
1988 - Mark Stepnoski, OL
1990 - Brian Greenfield, P
2000 - Antonio Bryant, WR
Not a dominating team year in and year out, but there's some history there.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
Never Forget 31-0
They have had some great players, play there, they are definetly on the rise with Walt Harris at the helm. It would be nice to play them again.
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