PITTSBURGH — Just like that, Pitt’s spring practices have concluded on the South Side.
Over six weeks of work, 14 total practices and a handful of scrimmages sprinkled in provided the Panthers adequate time to learn new philosophies and systems.
Pitt has worked hard to implement offensive coordinator Kade Bell’s new offense. Offensive line coach Jeremy Darveau has been up front tuning up his unit to fit the new mold.
On the defensive side of the ball, safeties coach Cory Sanders has the benefit of working with experienced safeties and one of his deepest safeties room in the past few season.
At the top, Pat Narduzzi has observed his entire team and is ready for the Panthers to compete one final time in the Blue-Gold Spring Game on April 13.
Hear from Darveau, Sanders and Narduzzi as they recap spring ball and the upcoming spring scrimmage.
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