Rashard Mendenhall Out For Rest Of Season
Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall is out for the rest of the season. KDKA-TV Sports has confirmed he has a torn ligament in his knee.
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Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall is out for the rest of the season. KDKA-TV Sports has confirmed he has a torn ligament in his knee.
Despite taking care of business in Week 17, the Steelers will be going on the road to face the Broncos in the Wildcard Round of the playoffs on Sunday.
We've circled ten regular season dates on the calendar worth paying attention to, including Monday, as the 2012 portion of the PIHL's master schedule commences...
The magic of Tim Tebow looks to have run out and given the Steelers past success in the Mile-High city during playoff time, things are looking good for a Divisional playoff rematch with either New England or Baltimore.
The Steelers are far from healthy, and during his weekly visit with The Fan Morning Show, 93.7 The Fan Steelers Insider, and Post-Gazette Beat Writer, Ed Bouchette gave updates on who he thinks will or will not play.
In the early portion of the 2011-12 high school hoops season, each of the reigning WPIAL boys' and girls' champs, along with PIAA girls' champion Mount Lebanon, started strong...
(93-7 The FAN) — Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin was named the NHL's Star of the Month for December Sunday.
Chris Gates | 93-7 The FAN — An unwelcome sight greeted Pitt fans just before the Panthers played Cincinnati Sunday night: Tray Woodall in a track suit.
Chris Gates | 93-7 The FAN — Here's what Pitt coach Jamie Dixon, forward Nasir Robinson and guard Ashton Gibbs said after the game.
While it wasn't pretty, the Steelers managed a wind-whipped victory Sunday as they edged the Browns 13-9 and now head into the postseason.
The search for Joe Paterno's replacement at Penn State appears to be over. According to a USA Today report, New England Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien appears to be the man for the job.
First off, Happy New Year to you and yours. A tumultuous 2011 has come and gone. With a new year comes a renewed hope that we never have to endure a year like that again.
The Duquesne Dukes (9-5) made sure to bring in the New Year the way any team would have it, crushing a Houston Baptist (5-8) 118-72, a team that has yet to win on the road.
The Pittsburgh Penguins were looking to close out 2011 with a win, but early penalty trouble proved to be the difference as they fell 3-1 to the New Jersey Devils.
The guys are joined by Pitt Panthers Head Basketball Coach Jamie Dixon to breakdown what happened against Wagner and Notre Dame.
