Brad Wing's head was buried deep in his stall, both hands draping that surfer-dude hair, maybe even clenching. It was hard to tell. No body part was so much as...
So riddle me this: If the University of Pittsburgh's football program can't take its own schedule seriously, why should anyone else?
DEJAN KOVACEVIC, DK ON PITTSBURGH SPORTS ATLANTA — A weekly feature aimed at rounding up a whole lot of odds and ends from a whole lot of time spent around...
"It's a more talented team. Honestly, I think it's just a better team all around." That was Clint Hurdle, offering a rare comparison of his 2014 Pirates and the 2013...
By midday Wednesday, the champagne had yet to dissipate from the visiting clubhouse's carpet at Turner Field, the result of the Pirates' pouring out 20 cases.
It's 6:32 p.m., about a half-hour to first pitch Tuesday at Turner Field, and the Pirates' bench coach is down at the far end of the visitors' dugout.
Perhaps it's the patience of a strong safety, perhaps it's his passion for introspection, but Troy Polamalu can be counted upon to be the last to leave the Steelers' locker...
Anytime a Pitt team loses -- football, basketball, intramural frisbee golf on Flagstaff Hill -- there's this public rush to pull down the bright red lever and let the sirens...
Everybody knew it. And don't lie: You did, too. So did Justin Wilson, even though he was seated way out in the Pirates' bullpen, more than 420 feet away.
DEJAN KOVACEVIC, DK ON PITTSBURGH SPORTS A weekly feature aimed at rounding up a whole lot of odds and ends from a whole lot of time spent around our local...
For all 32 forwards, 17 defensemen and six goaltenders reporting to the Penguins' 48th training camp on this 18th of September, the only number that matters is 16.
Marcus Gilbert allowed Elvis Dumervil to get around him. And to go right through him. But on this day, the Steelers' right tackle wasn't allowing anything to slip by.
Tony Watson held the game in his left hand, essentially, and only he and Russell Martin knew what was coming next. Except that they really didn't.
DEJAN KOVACEVIC, DK ON PITTSBURGH SPORTS Kent Tekulve, the closer for the Pirates’ World Series champions in 1979 and popular analyst on their current games for Root Sports, had a...
Well, 'Hm-hah!' as Myron Cope used to exclaim. What did we witness at the Steelers' Monday practice, their first since being obliterated on both sides of the ball in Baltimore?
The instant the ball made impact with Matt Szczur's bat and seared toward third base, with fellow Cubs at first and second, the Pirates' infield experienced individual flashes.
It was 57 degrees all through the Pirates' 7-3 cutdown of the Cubs, and all around PNC Park the patrons had broken out their hoodies, sweatshirts and windbreakers.
On one stomach-turning sequence in the Steelers' 26-6 loss to the Ravens, Troy Polamalu, Ike Taylor and Ryan Shazier all whiffed on exquisite chances to take down Steve Smith.