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Ryan Shazier, #50, stretches with his teammates as the Steelers practice in preparation for their Sunday game against the New Orleans Saints from their South Side training facility on Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2014.
Steelers rookie linebacker hopes to return Sunday
Injuries can take their toll on rookies — physically and mentally — but Ryan Shazier took the setbacks in stride and is probable for Sunday.
Panthers take City Game beating Dukes, 76-62
Coaches and players on Duquesne’s basketball team have changed over the years but this fact has not: Duquesne still can’t beat Pitt.
Ferry realizes worst fear: Dukes no match inside for Pitt
Ferry realizes worst fear: Dukes no match inside for Pitt
Duquesne coach Jim Ferry was livid over his team's inside play as Pitt muscled its way to another big victory in the City Game.
Panthers take City Game beating Dukes, 76-62
Penguins trade for Arizona's Klinkhammer
One day after Patric Hornqvist was involved in a head-to-head collision against Vancouver, the Penguins brought in insurance at forward.
Penguins notebook: Bortuzzo not likely to change his style of play
Penguins notebook: Injuries open door for young winger
Mighty Clairton runs right into Class A final
The high-scoring Bears rolled along to the title game with a semifinal rout of Sharpsville, 54-18, led by star running back Lamont Wade.
Central Valley gets berth in state finals with win vs. Bishop McDevitt
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Clairton 54, Sharpsville 18
Central Valley gets berth in state finals with win vs. Bishop McDevitt
Jordan Whitehead returned a punt late — and a teammate recovered his fumble — to give the Warriors a chance to complete their comeback win.
Mighty Clairton runs right into Class A final
Pittsburgh Sports on 12/05/2014
Penguins notebook: Defenseman’s return to form taking time
Olli Maatta has already gotten through the toughest part of his season, but the young defenseman is expecting better play moving forward.
Penguins notebook: Bortuzzo not likely to change his style of play
Even after receiving a two-game suspension for a hit on the Devils’ Jaromir Jagr, defenseman Robert Bortuzzo won’t shy from aggressive play.
Vancouver blanks Penguins, 3-0
Penguins trade for Arizona's Klinkhammer
Boys basketball highlights: Standout senior rescues Gateway
Daylon Harris’ two free throw with less than a second left helped Class AAAA contender Gateway avoid an upset against Knoch.
Girls basketball roundup: Vincetian wins clash of top teams
The Royals, the top-ranked team in Class A girls basketball, knocked off the top-ranked team in Class AA, Seton-LaSalle.
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Central Valley gets berth in state finals with win vs. Bishop McDevitt
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Ferry realizes worst fear: Dukes no match inside for Pitt
Duquesne coach Jim Ferry was livid over his team's inside play as Pitt muscled its way to another big victory in the City Game.
Panthers take City Game beating Dukes, 76-62
Coaches and players on Duquesne’s basketball team have changed over the years but this fact has not: Duquesne still can’t beat Pitt.
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