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Friday, August 30, 2002 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The fall forecast calls for less time raking leaves and more Saturday and Sunday afternoons watching meaningful football games in Western Pennsylvania.
For pro football fans, PG Sports Writer Ed Bouchette says the Steelers have talent, depth, coaching, schedule and chemistry of a championship team. All they have to do is prove it.
There are signs that the other team that plays at Heinz Field, the University of Pittsburgh Panthers, anticipates breaking into the upper echelons of college football. Not next season or in five years. Now. PG Sports Writer Shelly Anderson assesses their chances.
Penn State had a strong finish at the end of last season. PG Sports Writer Ray Fittipaldo says avoiding another horrific start is the key to rebounding to the top of the Big Ten Conference this year.
In the district, PG Sports Writer Phil Axelrod says Duquesne University is awaiting a ruling from the NCAA to see if their top running back will return. The Robert Morris Colonials are retooling at quarterback. And Indiana University of Pennsylvania is favored to reach the Division II playoffs for the fifth consecutive season.
If that doesn't get you pumped up, PG Sports Writer Pete Aldrich has 12 more reasons to get excited about college football and PG Sports Writer Gerry Dulac unveils his NFL rankings, with a familiar team picked to win the Super Bowl.
University of Pittsburgh
Penn State University
Duquesne University
Robert Morris University
West Virginia University
District Colleges
Big East Forecast
Big Ten Forecast
Division I Colleges
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