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ends on 11/12/2009
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n the early 1970s, at the start of their Super Bowl glory days, the Steelers' chief antagonist was the Oakland Raiders, a team that inspired hatred and lawsuits, forearm shivers and immaculate (Today)
Ben Roethlisberger took a well-traveled road to the top of the Steelers' pay scale. Although it's always easier for a guy who's drafted high in the first round, he has been terrific. (Today)
One of the last things the Penguins wanted to talk about late Saturday night was the impact of injuries to several key players. (Today)
The only drama in Pitt's exhibition game yesterday afternoon was whether its opponent would reach double digits on the scoreboard. (Today)
It was the first overtime tie in NFL history, but it also marked the beginning of the end for quarterback Joe Gilliam, who started for Terry Bradshaw and passed for 348 yards. (Today)
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- Penn State tries to move on after struggling versus Ohio State
- West Virginia's passing numbers plummet
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- High School Notebook: Uniontown program leaps forward
- Shop owner collects bikes for children
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- Pitt improves in easy 83-40 win against Coker (Today)
- Pitt's final three foes appear to be vulnerable (Today)
- Pitt defeats Coker College in final exhibition game (Yesterday)
- Pitt breaks into top 10 in football polls (Yesterday)
- Pitt runs over Syracuse, 37-10 (Yesterday)
- Pitt basketball: Texas Christian buddies reunite today (Yesterday)
- Pitt easily beats Syracuse (11/07/2009)
- Pitt Football: Game has surprising importance (11/07/2009)
- Is there an anti-Pitt media consiracy? (11/07/2009)
- West Virginia's passing numbers plummet (Today)
- West Virginia beats Louisville, 17-9 (Yesterday)
- Suspension over for WVU lineman Berry (11/07/2009)
- West Virginia does enough, beats Louisville, 17-9 (11/07/2009)
- West Virginia: Teammates defend cornerback (11/07/2009)
- What's the deal with Tyler Urban? (11/07/2009)
- Shop owner collects bikes for children (Today)
- Flag football leagues are more about meeting new people (Yesterday)
- New biography of Sugar Ray a one-two punch (Yesterday)
- Snow-sport enthusiasts: Local resorts are ready and waiting (Yesterday)
- Eastern ski resorts prepare for the big snow season (Yesterday)
- Social networking is the real game (Yesterday)
- Ski Briefs: Seven Springs will host telemark clinic weekend (Yesterday)
- Western ski resorts hope for earlier openings (Yesterday)
- NASCAR/The Chase: Winless Edwards has positive spin (Yesterday)
- The Classic: Zenyatta becomes first mare to claim victory in $5 million event at Breeders' Cup (Yesterday)
- Breeders' Cup: Life is sweet for Life is Sweet (11/07/2009)
- Sports news briefs: 11/07/09 (11/07/2009)
- NBA Roundup: James, Yankees give Garden fans something to cheer about (11/07/2009)
- West Virginia does enough, beats Louisville, 17-9 (11/07/2009)
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