Pat Narduzzi names Nate Peterman Pitt's starting QB

Posted Sep 23, 2015
Nate Peterman will be the University of Pittsburgh’s starting quarterback moving forward, football coach Pat Narduzzi said on the ACC coaches teleconference today. The competition between he and former starter Chad Voytik, though, may not be quite over. Peterman started for the Panthers Saturday night at Iowa, unseating Voytik, who had started 15 consecutive games under center for the Panthers. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

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