It may have taken longer than expected, but Pitt finally has named a starting quarterback. Nate Peterman threw two interceptions in week three against Iowa, he took some bad sacks, and missed some open receivers. Aside from all of that, he led Pitt on one of the most impressive late game drives in recent memory by a Pitt quarterback to tie the game. He showed poise and marched the team down the field in a high pressure situation. Peterman made some big-time throws, but consistency is going to be an issue with him for the foreseeable future.
Pitt vs. Virginia Tech: Breaking Down the Two-Deep
