Pat Narduzzi Reaches Impressive Milestone in Pitt's Win Over Syracuse
The longtime Pitt head coach set a new program record.
On Thursday night, the University of Pittsburgh's football team, led by head coach Pat Narduzzi, secured a significant ACC win against Syracuse, defeating the Orange 27-13 in a home game. However, the most noteworthy achievement of the night was not the victory, but rather Narduzzi's passing of the milestone record for the most games coached in Pitt's history.
Narduzzi, who has been with the Panthers since 2015, has now coached his 144th game, surpassing the previous record set by Jock Sutherland, who coached the team from 1924 to 1938. Narduzzi's consistency throughout his tenure, with six seasons of at least eight wins and only three seasons with at least seven losses, has been commendable in a volatile college football landscape.
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