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Reporter for @apmreports. Previously @newhavenindy @PointReyesLight @SFPublicPress. Get in touch at cpeak@apmreports.org.
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Video: General manager Jay Kuntz breaks down Pitt's roster

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By Chris Peak Verified
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Pitt general manager Jay Kuntz met the media on Wednesday to talk about how the Panthers' 2026-27 roster was built, the process of navigating the transfer portal and a lot more. Here's video of what he said. Be sure to subscribe to Panther-Lair.com on YouTube to never miss any of our exclusive Pitt video content. VIDEO
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The depth chart: What Pitt's two-deep at quarterback will look like this season

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By Chris Peak Verified
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Pitt has a defined starting quarterback, but the rest of the depth chart is interesting to consider. As we continue previewing the Panthers' quarterback situation, we're looking at the two-deep and how the coaches might list it when the 2026 season starts.
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How could the NCAA's new eligibility rules affect Pitt?

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By Chris Peak Verified
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On Tuesday, the NCAA's Division I Cabinet approved a new definition of eligibility, and if the new rules hold up, they could have a significant impact on Pitt as soon as next year. Under the old rules, student-athletes had five years to play four - which is to say, a student-athlete could participate in four years of competition while using a redshirt on one additional year (typically at the beginning of his or her career).
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