Pat Narduzzi, nearing a program-record 144th game at Pitt, remains focused on the future
Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi will make history when the Panthers take the field against Syracuse in their ACC opener. The game will be Narduzzi's 144th at Pitt, the most by any coach in the program's 122-year history. Narduzzi has led the Panthers to an ACC title during his tenure, and Pitt's 52 conference wins since he took over are the third-most in the league over that span.
The 60-year-old Narduzzi says he remains passionate about his job amid a challenging college sports landscape and his focus remains on the future rather than thinking about his spot in the program's lore.
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