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footballguy99 wrote:I would say there are probably 200 or so former players that care.

Why?

You can't erase what happened. They won those games. They knew they won those games. The teams they beat know who won those games. Whether they are officially recognized by the NCAA and Pitt fans is meaningless.

Does it really matter.

Joe is still dead.

I thought Batch initiated. I could be wrong. But like I typed last night, it doesn't really matter. I don't see the PIAA taking any action against the whole team. Nor, in my opinion, should it.

I don't even think it was that. They did it because Charlie Batch thought it would be a good idea.

It was a bunch of 9th, 10th and 11th graders apologizing to other 9th, 10th and 11th graders. It was not done to satisfy grumpy old white men who weren't involved

It doesn't matter

Yes, sadly it couldn't be 1955 forever.

Thank heaven for victim seven and Hail to Pitt!

And as for the school itself, they don't really pump a ton of money into the basketball program like they are a basketball school, Dixon doesn't really ask for much. The Pitt basketball team hired Foge Fazio when it last had a coaching vacancy. Basketball schools don't do that! I think this is what...

I've been posting for a few years that Pitts wants to recognized as a basketball school. Blah Blah Blah Not saying Pitt will be good anytime soon but its biggest step in the right direction for 20 years. Pitt wants to be recognized as a basketball school? Read this article from the November 19, 198...