Chris Peak

Can someone build a Chrome extension that automatically bypasses the splash page on every sports team or organization's website.

Let's assume it's a 6-disc changer. Here's what I'm loading:

- Boston's eponymous debut
- Bad Company's eponymous debut
- Derek & the Dominos
- Wish You Were Here
- Houses of the Holy
- Dazed and Confused soundtrack

The driver's window would never be up and the volume would never be down.

$27k. Alpine CD changer in the trunk. Can you imagine how amazing that ride from Mass to PGH would be? Probably the greatest drive of my life.

OH HELL YES. I WOULD DIE FOR VOLLEYBALL ROC

I think I'm mostly interested in how many listings of "questionable" on Thursday end up being out on Saturday. Seems like most, which is worth noting when we see this week's report.

In the last two weeks, Pitt has listed 12 players at questionable on the ACC's availability report. 10 of those 12 did not end up playing. And the two who did logged a combined total of 12 snaps.

The Morning Pitt: Six things that stood out in Pat Narduzzi's press conference What stood out in Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi's weekly press conference on Monday?

From Mason Heintschel and Eli Holstein to a complete game, the run game and more, Pat Narduzzi touched on a lot of topics at his weekly press conference on Monday, and we're breaking down six of the most interesting things he said on today's Morning Pitt.
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Mason Heintschel is officially listed as the starting quarterback on Pitt's depth chart this week.

The Morning Pitt: Monday thoughts on Pitt's win over Boston College It's the Monday after a win, and we're still pretty high on what Pitt showed in its 48-7 win over Boston College on Saturday.

Saturday was a big one for Pitt, as the Panthers broke their two-game losing streak by blowing out Boston College behind a sparkling performance from Mason Heintschel. On today's Morning Pitt, we're talking about the win, the offense and a lot more.
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Pitt freshman quarterback Mason Heintschel gave the Panthers what they needed by not being Superman Pitt didn't need Mason Heintschel to be Superman.

Pitt didn't need freshman QB Mason Heintschel to be Superman in his first career start on Saturday.

The Panthers just needed him to run the offense, and he did exactly that - to the tune of 323 yards and 4 touchdowns. 247sports.com/college/pitt...

Pro Football Focus grades are what they are, but sometimes they give you something interesting to talk about. Like this:

PFF gave Pitt's passing game yesterday a grade of 80.1. That's the highest grade PFF has given a Pitt passing performance in the Kade Bell era.

I wish there was a cut of the jam that had Kesey's mic muted. I like it but the band is playing out of its collective mind - I would like to hear it unobstructed by Kesey.

Johnson's career day helps ignite Pitt's best offensive performance of the season Pitt junior wideout Kenny Johnson was due for a breakout performance, and showed up big in the team's win over Boston College

Kenny Johnson had a career day in the first half yesterday. 247sports.com/college/pitt...

As good as it gets: Pitt's offense was nearly perfect in blowout win over Boston College on Saturday Pitt's offense wasn't perfect in Saturday's 48-7 win over Boston College, but it was just about as close as it can be.

A first-time starter at LG, a mid-game replacement at LT, another missed game from the All-American RB and the debut of a true freshman as the starting QB.

The result of all of that?

A near-perfect offensive performance and a much-needed win. 247sports.com/college/pitt...

Now running a nice, long, methodical drive down 17.

Onside kick. Fair catch inside the 5.

Am I’m off-base or is FSU doing multiple dumb things in the fourth quarter?

If Heintschel had made that one first down with a dive - or, even better, scored a TD with one - I was going to do this same kind of post with a photo of that photo.

Victory Lights as seen from Bloomfield

Victory Lights.
Hail.

Going live in about 5 minutes. We will try to refrain from hyperbole.

Probably going to fail in those efforts, but we'll try.

Breaking down Pitt's 48-7 win over Boston College on the LIVE Panther-Lair Post-Game Show Pitt beat Boston College 48-7 at Acrisure Stadium with a complete performance on both sides of the ball. Tune in tonight at 6:30 pm to talk about the win and a lot more on the LIVE Panther-Lair Show. ...

Should be a fun Panther-Lair Post-Game Show tonight. Tune in at 6:30 pm for the LIVE show and chime in with your comments and questions.
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Pitt continues to be the best college football team*

*completely unpredictable, no reliable trends or performance, beating the daylights out of someone after looking like ass for several weeks straight

Final: Pitt 45, Boston College 7

Freshman QB Mason Heintschel threw for 323 yards and 4 TDs and Pitt rushed for 172 yards in the win.

The kid won today

Shadarian Harrison's interception gave Pitt the ball at the 39, and the Panthers drove 61 yards on 10 plays for another touchdown - this one an 18-yard pass from Mason Heintschel to Zion Fowler-El.

Pitt 45, Boston College 0 - 1:39, 3rd quarter

In Pitt's first 12 games vs. P4 competition with Kade Bell as OC, the Panthers rushed for 100+ yards and 2+ touchdowns once (28/144/2 vs. Cal last year). Pitt's rushing attack has a 25/111/2 stat line in the first half today.

Halftime: Pitt 31, Boston College 0

FR QB Mason Heintschel - 19/26, 220 yds, 2 TD

Panthers have 111 yds & 2 TD on 25 rushing attempts.

Boston College has 69 yards of offense.

Pitt goes 62 yards on 6 plays in 1:01 to add another touchdown before halftime - this one a 6-yard run by Ja'Kyrian Turner.

Pitt 31, Boston College 0 - 0:10, 2nd quarter

Pitt converts two third downs and one fourth down before Juelz Goff runs in from 3 yards out for the Panthers' third touchdown of the game.

Pitt 24, Boston College 0 - 1:56, 2nd quarter