Overheard on Twitter: Pitt Coach Throws Shade, Herb Hand Shuts it Down
Everyone knows the sad state of the Pitt football program. It’s only won 10 games one time since 1981 and never had a better record than Penn State during the sanction years, despite having dozens of more scholarships at its disposal. It lost its coach and athletic director this offseason and has the lowest-ranked recruiting class in the ACC.
Pitt offensive line coach John Peterson knows all of this, of course, but still decided to Tweet this hilarious nugget yesterday.
It’s OK to laugh.
Penn State offensive line coach and friend of the website Herb Hand was having none of that.
Win bowl game
Better record vs common opponents More seats full on game days Higher academic ranking (US News&W/R) (#PssstOurState)
— Herb Hand (@CoachHand) January 22, 2015
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