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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CaptainSidneyReilly" data-source="post: 129303271" data-attributes="member: 1350366">No, you are wrong! You just not knowledgeable enough, Pitt has had Fitzgerald, Brown, Revis, McCoy, and Donald in 2000-2015 with more NFL Pro-Bowls, NFL Offensive Players of the Years, Defensive Players of the Year, and Rookie Player of the Year, and  way more NFL Pro-Bowls. Now Kent State, has had some great Players like you point out in Jack Lambert 1970s, James Harrison, and Antonio Gates, no question about it, and I believe Harrison and Gates will be in the Hall of Fame joining Lambert as well as all have been NFL Offensive, Defensive, and Rookie of the Years just like Pitt Players with many Pro-Bowls. Pitt had Curtis Martin and Reuben Brown in the 1990s. I can post the Pitt Players accomplishments with Links the past Decade as well, then you can see the real verified numbers? In any case, Kenn State does not have more than Pitt, maybe  Penn State and WVU but not Pitt, when you do your research! I agree with your USC comment and no question USC, Miami, and Notre Dame is ahead of Pitt, no shame with that at all. Still, PITT is in the Top 5 Rankings of putting more Best Draft Players in the NFL according to NFL.Com both on 2004 and 2014 Rankings, I can give you a Link if you want one and then you will admit what you don't know? It is not my desire to embarrass you on your Board!In 2004 ESPN Rankings On Top Programs putting the best talent in the NFL the Ranking were:1. USC2. Miami3. PITT4. Notre DameNo Kent State or WVU and Penn State was Ranked 9th!In 2014 NFL.Com Rankings of the Same Criteria:1. Miami2. USC3. Notre Dame4. PITTNFL Hall Of Fame Program Ranking:1. Notre Dame & USC Tied3.Ohio State4. PITT & Michigan TiedSo, once again, you have been educated and you now know your Kent State Analogy was not as you thought?Look, I like and very much respect WVU, I want them to win the Big-12 every year. I enjoy going to WVU games and I still do as invited by some WVU Alumni. I love the University, I correct people that try and knock it down, and point out it has way more Rhodes Scholars than many Public and Private Ivy League Universities including Penn State, Notre Dame, Pitt and many other universities, numbering over 25! I know the ACC made a big mistake not including WVU and Rutgers to join them in 2011, and I want PITT- WVU to play every year. I also acknowledge that it was WVU & ULou that saved the Big East BCS Bowls Bid with its Top Wins against Georgia and Oklahoma and Top 5 & 10 Rankings in those years, and I still respect CoachRod as one of the Best Coaches in the Business. Few to none can equal Oliver Luck in my opinion to in the entire NCAA! President Gee is one of the most accomplished University President few can match! Charles "Chuck" Marstiller Vest, another WVU Graduate and President of M.I.T. was just another example of WVU Grads and I met him personally several times!I very much respect WVU Alumni, Fans, and everything about them and won't disrespect them on Mountaineers Boards but will defend Pitt on Boards! As well as admit where Pitt needs to improve and where it is still doing pretty good because that is an exchange of knowledge that helps everyone understand where WVU, PITT, and Penn State did do pretty good together.Yet, all three Programs need to do better now in the Big Ten, Big-12, and ACC and that is accurate statement too!</blockquote>

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