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Colin Dunlap: Pederson Did His Job, Now It’s On The Fans
On Monday, Pitt’s 2013 football schedule was unveiled and, more to the point, the portion of the schedule that will be played at Heinz Field was what jumped off the page.
Steve Pederson Reveals How Season Opener With Florida State Came About
Pitt Athletic Director Steve Pederson was influential in making the Pitt-Florida State season opener a reality and gave details as to how it came about.
KDKA’s Jory Rand Takes A Hit From Pens’ Orpik
Ever wonder what it feels like when professional hockey players take a hit?
Brandon Inge: New Bucco Veteran Hopes to Help
Brandon Inge has been around a while. But he’s never been to a big league camp other than the one in Lakeland, Fla., home of the Detroit Tigers.
Notebook: Pirates Black-Gold Scrimmage
The Pirates 2010 and 2011 first round draft picks – Jameson Taillon and Gerrit Cole – squared off against one another in the Black-Gold intra-squad scrimmage Friday afternoon at McKechnie Field.
Steelers All Talk Right Now
There are two ways to look at this recent pandemic, you know the deal, we’ll call it Steelers-blabbery.
Who Is The New Pens Class Clown?
Max Talbot is set to return to Pittsburgh this week with the Philadelphia Flyers. And when he was a Penguin, Talbot was the jokester of the team, the class clown. But with his departure and move across the state, who is it now?
Travis Snider Healthy, Ready To Compete For Right Field Job
At the trade deadline in 2012, the Pirates sent their 2006 first-=round draft pick to the Toronto Blue Jays’ Brad Lincoln was having a breakout season as a mid-to-late inning reliever and proved to be a formidable force in the Pirates bullpen.
Food & Games: The Blog Comes To Life In TV Form
When I came on with the station a few weeks after it’s launch, I was told that in addition to hosting talk shows and doing sports updates, there would be opportunity to write for the CBS Pittsburgh website.
Pirates Pitcher Jared Hughes: There’s No Maybe… It’s Going To Happen
Pirates relief pitcher Jared Hughes joined Paul Alexander, Jim Colony and team play-by-play broadcaster Greg Brown on The Fan Morning Show Friday live from Bradenton, Fla. to chat about spring training, which began this week.
New Legislation Hopes To Prevent Cardiac Deaths
Lifelong hockey player Josh Singleton died in 2003 as he was coming up the steps at home — a sudden cardiac death.
Bill O’Brien Discusses NFL Rumors
Penn State didn’t lose much this year, despite predictions they would after the sanctions levied against them by the NCAA.
Greensburg Native, Mediate Wins First Champions Tour Event
A final round of 71 was enough for Greensburg native, Rocco Mediate to hold on to the Allianz Championship of the Champions Tour. It was the first tournament in which Mediate participated, making him the sixteenth player to win their first event on the tour.
Jeff Gordon “Races” With Fans At Rivers Casino
NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon has notched 87 victories in his two decades on the tour.
Cowher On Past Steelers Season, Future
While the newly crowned Super Bowl champion Ravens bask in the glow of their second world title, the Steelers have gone back to work, trying to win a 7th.
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