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Pitt Back in 'Next Four Out' in Bracketology

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Pitt is back on the NCAA Tournament bubble, according to ESPN’s Joe Lunardi. Lunardi has the Panthers as the final team listed on his bubble in Friday’s bracketology. He has them in the “Next Four Out” section of his bubble. ACC teams Wake Forest, SMU, and North Carolina are all ahead of Pitt on the bubble, according to Lunardi. He has four ACC teams — Duke (1 seed), Clemson (6 seed), Louisville (6 seed), and Wake Forest (last four in) — in the …

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Pitt Back in 'Next Four Out' in Bracketology

Pitt is back on the NCAA Tournament bubble, according to ESPN’s Joe Lunardi. Lunardi has the Panthers as the final team listed on his bubble in Friday’s bracketology. He has them in the “Next Four Out” section of his bubble. ACC teams Wake Forest, SMU, and North Carolina are all ahead of Pitt on the bubble, according to Lunardi. He has four ACC teams — Duke (1 seed), Clemson (6 seed), Louisville (6 seed), and Wake Forest (last four in) — in the …

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Pittsburgh Sports Now broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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