"Mr. High School Sports" - It 'Bears' Repeating: Clairton Wins 4th Straight WPIAL Crown
The Bears became the first WPIAL football program since now-defunct Brookline in the mid-1950's to win four championships in a row.
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The Bears became the first WPIAL football program since now-defunct Brookline in the mid-1950's to win four championships in a row.
The Pitt Panthers lost to the West Virginia Mountaineers 21-20 Friday night in the "Backyard Brawl." Paul Zeise from the Post-Gazette joined Bob Pompeani on his Saturday show to recap the loss.
We're at Heinz Field all day and night to bring you the latest scores for all four WPIAL championship games!
Cory Giger, writer for the Altoona Mirror, following Penn State Football, joined Bob Pompeani on his Saturday show to preview the Nittany Lions contest today for an opportunity to go to the Big Ten Championship Game.
Two teams with high-flying offenses will try to continue their remarkable playoff runs and end long WPIAL football championship droughts on Saturday.
After its most emotional win of the season, does Jim Render's team have enough left to knock off the squad that handed USC its only loss of the 2011 campaign?
If this was going to be the last time both Pitt and West Virginia met for a football game, then they sure got it right. With hopes of a possible share of the Big East title at stake for the winner serving as just an appetizer, the underlying tone of bragging rights for the foreseeable future represented the main course.
The Pitt Panthers came close but lost to the West Virginia Mountaineers, 21-20 in the Backyard Brawl Friday night. Tino Sunseri completed 12 passes for 137 yards and threw one pick.
Heinz Field couldn't be a more appropriate meeting place for two of the most successful programs in WPIAL Class AA history Saturday evening.
Pat Bostick, the color analyst for the Pitt Panthers, joined The Fan Morning Show Friday to preview the Backyard Brawl.
Jim Colony, news anchor for The Fan Morning Show, goes In Depth with Pittsburgh Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey ahead of this weekend's showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs.
We don't yet know the name of the player currently being courted by the Pittsburgh Power, but we now know a couple things about his background...
Although a smaller crowd attender Sunday's open tryout, rumor has it the Pittsburgh Power may have found at least one player who they feel can be a factor offensively.
Clairton looks to become the first Class A team to win four straight WPIAL titles, while Sto-Rox tries to continue one of its best seasons in program history.
(93-7 The FAN) — Running back Jerome Bettis, center Dermonti Dawson linebacker Kevin Greene and safety Donnie Shell are candidates for the Hall of Fame's upcoming class.
Chuck Wagner's high school coaching career began at Oakmont High in 1961. In 1992, he came out of retirement to take on a Springdale team that had lost 35 games in a row.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming a bye week and will travel to Kansas City this weekend to take on the Chiefs.
Chris Gates | 93-7 The FAN -- Pitt could be on the verge of losing a few key members of its coaching staff as Rich Rodriguez has accepted the head coaching job at Arizona.
Chris Gates | 93-7 The FAN — Pitt coach Todd Graham received a verbal commitment from safety Jahmahl Pardner out of Aquinas Institute in Rochester, New York.
(93-7 The FAN) — Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and linebacker Lamarr Woodley were both limited in Monday's practice.
Chuck Wagner has decided to call it quits after a very accomplished WPIAL coaching career that spanned nearly half a century.
The two head coaches in Saturday's WPIAL Class AAA Football Final recently joined 93-7 The Fan to preview an intriguing matchup between two teams trying to end long championship droughts.
West Virginia head football coach Dana Holgorsen calls in to the Vinnie & Cook Show on Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan, and he looks forward to this Friday's edition of the Backyard Brawl against Pitt.
Post Gazette Beat Writer and 93.7 Steelers Insider Ed Bouchette was on The Fan Morning Show for his weekly Monday morning chat.
(93-7 The FAN) — The Baltimore Ravens took back first place in the AFC North from the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday with a 31-24 win against the Cincinnati Bengals.
