LEVANCE FIELDS RUMORS
Lettermen In The News: Pitt’s Fields Fails Physical In Russia
We started the week telling you about Pittsburgh’s Levance Fields switching teams in Russia. As Lee Corso would say: Not so fast.
Fields failed his physical and won’t be playing for Krasnye Krylia. In our defense, the team had a front page announcement of his signing on their web site. Fields is best remembered for his go-ahead three-pointer to beat Xavier in the 2009...
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January 05, 2011
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January 05, 2011
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Lettermen In The News: Pitt’s Fields Switches Teams In Russia
Russia’s Krasnye Krylia rang in the new year by announcing to its fans the signing of Pittsburgh’s Levance Fields.
Fields is no stranger to Russian basketball fans. He spent last season with Spartak St.Petersburg and averaged 13.4 points and 3.5 assists per game during domestic play. Fields is best remembered for his go-ahead three-pointer to beat Xavier in the 2009 Sweet...
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January 02, 2011
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January 02, 2011
Video: Levance Fields Game-Winning Shot Against Xavier Bails Pitt Out
Levance Fields has really stepped up his game in his senior year, improving his assist/turnover ratio to 3.75:1. Even more important than that, Fields has stepped up and shown that he is the take-charge guy on the team, embodying the term “senior leader.” Check out what he did against Xavier in the final [...]
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March 27, 2009
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March 27, 2009
Fearless Fields comes through again for Pitt
The latest big shot of Levance Fields' career got Pitt over the hump and into the Elite Eight. Jeff Goodman says no one's more clutch.
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March 27, 2009
2009 NCAA Sweet 16 Post Game Transcript: Xavier (March 26, 2009)
Athens, GA (Mar 26, 2009) - In Sweet Sixteen action from the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball tournament on Thursday, Xavier lost to Pittsburgh 60-55. This is the transcript of the Xavier University post-game press conference as provided by the NCAA and ASAP Sports.COACH MILLER: Well, there's a big difference between being up here asa winner and a loser in this tournament...
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March 26, 2009
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March 26, 2009
Knowing the Time and Score Situations
Still stuck on that Pitt game from Sunday. One of the things that stuck out at the end of the first half was this play where on the 1-and-1 free-throws, OSU (and Pitt too) falls asleep, and the shooter (Levance Fields) rushes in to grab the rebound and call timeout. This is precisely why it's vital that your players are constantly aware of the time/score situation at all times...
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March 24, 2009
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March 24, 2009
PITTSBURGH BOOS BIG BEN
Lost in the euphoria of Pitt's 'angry' 82-53 win over Miami (OH) was the fact that - gasp - Pittsburghers booed Ben Roethlisberger:The only boos emanating from the Petersen Events Center crowd last night came in the first half, when Steelers quarterback and Miami of Ohio alumnus Ben Roethlisberger was shown on the video scoreboard in a private box surrounded by red-clad...
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November 18, 2008
Pitt's Struggles at Marquette Continue
The Panthers, for the third time this year, were simply not in the gym during a 54-72 loss at Marquette last night. I don't think I need to post a detailed recap of this one, just look at what happened against Rutgers and Dayton. Then subsitute the opponent for a ranked team that is 12-1 at home that just happens to always play well against Pitt. Levance Fields played, but didn...
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February 16, 2008
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February 16, 2008
Friday Night at the Bradley Center
itt will play Marquette tonight at 9 on ESPN in what has to be the best college hoops game on a Friday night in quite a while. I have no idea why they're playing today but it is an extremely important game.
Pitt hasn't won at MU since they joined the conference, and have struggled against the Eagles overall. You could call it a rivalry...the teams always battle hard and...
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February 15, 2008
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February 15, 2008
Providence Comes to the Pete
For the first time following the thrilling buzzer-beating win over West Virginia, Pitt will take the court tonight, this time taking on the Friars of Providence College. The Friars (13-10, 4-7 Big East) are struggling, so it doesn't look to be a tough game for Pitt. Still, Providence has a win at UConn under its belt, and Pitt can't afford to lose another easy one at home...
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February 12, 2008
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February 12, 2008
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