Pittsburgh running game, defense fail in fourth quarter at UNC

Posted Sep 24, 2016
It’s hard to lead in a game for over 55 minutes and lose, but somehow, someway, the Pittsburgh Panthers did just that. After kicking a field goal with just over 11 minutes remaining and occupying the driver’s seat at 36-23, Pittsburgh fell asleep at the wheel, allowing two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the final one with two seconds left on the clock, and lost, 37-36. (Today's U)

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