World News – US – Pittsburgh attacks Florida state in Tallahassee

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Apart from a week off for both teams, Florida State was unable to block Pittsburgh (4-4, 3-4 ACC) on Saturday night, falling 41-17 in a physical competition. Superhuman effort from the Panthers forward seven materialized in 7 sacks and 14 tackles for a loss to FSU

Susceptible before the game, senior Kenny Pickett interrupted the Panthers’ 4-game losing streak and perfectly chose the Noles secondary (2-5, 1-5 ACC) First-year wide receiver Jordan Addison continued his strong rookie campaign in 2020 with 11 catches for 127 yards

After Pitt hit a 51-yard field goal on his first ball, Florida State responded with a goal of its own. The Noles started a 10-game practice and the former quarterback and tight winger current Wyatt Rector waved under cross and sneaked a yard to give FSU a 7-3 lead

Pinned deep into his own turf on his second possession, Florida State threw the ball three times in a row But red-shirted second-year quarterback Jordan Travis again made a great play with his legs in third, spinning and playing for the Panthers for one of the longest runs in FSU history and a touchdown from 88 yards

Travis forced a pass and was taken out on Florida State’s own 32-yard line, setting up Pittsburgh’s offense Third-player quarterback Nick Patti reduced FSU’s lead to 14-10

The two teams traded punches and Pittsburgh pushed a 45-yard basket to the right with seven minutes left in the first half Florida State was pinned on their next possession and the Panthers started to s ‘take it out on Travis and the Noles offensive line

Pittsburgh’s offense started again in FSU territory and reclaimed the lead with another Patti-designed goal line

Now trailing 17-14, Norvell played in midfield and went for the fourth and two, but Lawrance Toafili was pissed off for a gain of a Pickett hit a 28-yard pass, then ran for it. only one to climb 10

Aided by two crucial penalties, Florida State entered the field at the end of half-time and kicker Parker Grothaus followed up for 47 yards to bring the score to 24-17 Beaten and bruised by a relentless pass rush from Pittsburgh, Travis did not dress for the second half and was unable to return to the game

With Travis sidelined, Redshirt junior quarterback James Blackman started the second half for the Noles His first pass was knocked down and on the third try his second attempt was intercepted

Operating in more territory, it took just three games for Pittsburgh to play and go up 31-17 just a minute into the second half True first-year quarterback Chubba Purdy replaced Blackman in the path that followed

After trading punches for the remainder of the third quarter, Pittsburgh made their way into the red zone to start the fourth Pinned to their own one-yard line, the FSU blocked Patti from his third score in back-to-back quarterback sneaks Panthers head coach Pat Narduzzi was voted 34-17 with twelve minutes left

In desperation mode still down 17, Purdy was picked and sacked for a touchdown for Pittsburgh In an anti-climate fourth quarter, the Noles again came in and Pittsburgh missed the clock for a dominant win

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