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Has playing football off-campus helped Pitt football?
With the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills getting a new football stadium, and talk of the Chicago Bears also getting one, how long before the Rooneys want a new stadium as Acrisure Stadium is becoming one of the oldest in the NFL?

Letting Pitt Stadium fall into disrepair and forcing Pitt's hand to play at the Steelers stadium was certainly controversial with claims it would help Pitt recruit and win.

Has playing football off-campus helped Pitt football?

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10-14-2025 11:36 AM
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