Pat Narduzzi owes just about everything to Youngstown, Ohio. The internet may say that Narduzzi is from New Haven, Conn., where he was born while his father, Bill, coached at Yale, but he’s a Youngstown native through and through.

Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi has been fined $5,000 and publicly reprimanded by the ACC for criticizing game officials following the Panthers' 38-34 victory against West Virginia in Week 3.  Narduzzi's critical comments came during the postgame broadcast moments after the Panthers pulled off a late comeback.

In a postgame interview with ESPN, Pat Narduzzi openly criticized the officiating in the Backyard Brawl stating, “Some of the calls we got…the late hit out of b

Pat Narduzzi didn't hold back his feelings about the officiating in Saturday's Backyard Brawl matchup between Pittsburgh and West Virginia. The Panthers

University of Pittsburgh football head coach Pat Narduzzi released a statement after he was fined for postgame comments he made after the Backyard Brawl Saturday.

Pat Narduzzi raised his hand like he was taking an oath in a courtroom when he was asked Thursday if there will be extra hunger on the Pitt sideline in this year’s Backyard Brawl. Pat Narduzzi says he hasn’t forgotten what happened in Morgantown last year

Eli Holstein lost his helmet. Nate Yarnell came into the game with the Backyard Brawl on the line and handed off to Derrick Davis Jr., who ran the football into the end zone from a yard out with 32 seconds left Saturday to give Pitt a 38-34 victory.

Pitt football coach Pat Narduzzi was fined $5,000 by the Atlantic Coast Conference and handed a public reprimand for comments he made after Saturday's 38-34 victory over rival West Virginia

The ACC publicly reprimanded Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi and fined the school $5,000 on Sunday after he criticized the officiating following a 38-34 win over West Virginia.

Pitt Head Coach Pat Narduzzi has responded after the ACC fined him $5,000 for comments he made after the Panthers thrilling win in the Backyard Brawl against West Virginia Saturday.

Coach, smile. We won the game.”That’s what Pitt safety P.J. O’Brien told Pat Narduzzi during the team’s Sunday evening meeting after the Panthers rallied from a 10-point deficit to defeat