After their third consecutive loss, Pitt football is set for a showdown with Louisville this Saturday at 4 p.m. The Panthers suffered a heartbreaker this past Saturday against Clemson on senior day and are looking to end a record-setting season on a positive note.

Pitt has just two games left in the regular season, sitting at 7-3, but the Panthers have a long way to go still. There’s a lot of pride (and expectation still) to play for. It all starts against Louisville.

Louisville still had to figure out if they wanted to respond to the ridiculous loss last week and set themselves up for a potential 8-4 season with wins over Clemson and UK, and Pitt had the opportunity to get their season back on track after the 3-game skid they found themselves in after starting 7-0.

No. 1 Pitt volleyball gets ready to take on Wake Forest, NC State, Louisville and Georgia Tech as the post-season looms in the distance.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Returning to L&N Stadium for their final home game and conference matchup of the 2024 season, the Louisville football program was able to bounce back from their embarrassing loss at Stanford last weekend,