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Paul Bessire joined The Fan Morning Show in his regular weekly spot on Thursday to offer up the machine's picks for this weekend's conference championship games, and its end-of-season projection for the 2013-14 Penguins.
Davis feels that, while Pitt can certainly earn more respect as conference play continues, they still need to strengthen their non-conference schedule, which he considers to be unbecoming of an elite program.
Steelers Linebacker Coach Keith Butler has been known as their heir apparent to Dick LeBeau whenever the current Steelers Defensive Coordinator to step down, to the point the Steelers have blocked him in the past from interviewing for other jobs.
With the departure of Bill O'Brien from Penn State, many feared that could also lead to the departure of star Freshman Quarterback Christian Hackenberg. For the first time since the hiring of James Franklin, Hackenberg spoke out and said he's not going anywhere.
Talk about being conflicted. Oh man, this is tough. For years here in Pittsburgh, it hasn't been a conspiracy theory by many who have held onto it, but leaning more toward what they thought was fact.
Pirates General Manager Neal Huntington joined Starkey and Mueller to discuss the future for AJ Burnett, the improvement the minor league system has made during his tenure and contributions of players like Starter Edinson Volquez and Outfielder Gregory Polanco.
Ham says he never expected to see Penn State be able to recover this quickly.
Gateway High School and University of Pittsburgh football standout Curtis Bray passed away suddenly at the age of 43.
Former Steelers head coach and The NFL Today on CBS analyst Bill Cowher joined The Fan Morning Show on Wednesday to talk about the NFL playoffs, the coaching searches being conducted right now, and his career.
Pitt just kept coming, in waves, furiously pounding the boards. In no time at all, the 22nd-ranked Panthers have put their stamp on the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Little Rocco Mastramico was one of 30 children who, along with their families, attended Penguins practice Tuesday morning, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Ryan Clark can brash.
