The Curious Case of Chris Burns
Tailback Chris Burns has moved to defensive back. Burns was the odd man out in the tailback derby as two true freshmen, Dion Lewis and Ray Graham, moved ahead of him on the depth chart. The Panthers also have redshirt sophomore Shariff Harris in the mix so it was clear Burns would not have many opportunities to play at tailback.
True enough, with Lewis and Graham playing well, Burns certainly had his work cut out for him. It was something that, frankly, I hadn't given any thought until I saw it today. But it's just another example of how you've got to be flexible as a college athlete, ready to play elsewhere.
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Then you look at who we have coming in next year in Peeler and Givens (who I really like as a RB) and realize that someone's got to go to other positions.
by rkohberger on Sep 24, 2025 4:55 AM EDT reply actions
Curb it until after the NC State game, Pitt has played the little sisters of the poor, the blind buffalo association and the coast guard.
This game is going to come down to coaching, worried?
I am and you should be, Wanny can recruit but he still can't coach and make sane game day decisions.
I hope they win but they are going to have their work cut out for them versus a mediocre NC State team.
by Anonymous on Sep 24, 2025 4:47 PM EDT reply actions
Where in the above do I say anything about either DW's gameday coaching or the NC State game at all?
... and then to top it off, you agree with the only point I made in my post regarding DW at all - that he can recruit.
Strange...
by rkohberger on Sep 25, 2025 4:47 AM EDT reply actions
34-14 PITT
by rkohberger on Sep 25, 2025 4:39 PM EDT reply actions

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