ATLANTA -- The mission was accomplished, but the systems and means by which it came by are still far from polished.
Pitt had to overcome a slower-than-sluggish first half in its 71-60 victory on Saturday at Georgia Tech, and much of what we saw in Wednesday's loss at No. 24 Duke reared their heads early on.
Especially one constant that could not be ignored, and which ultimately was not costly to the Panthers against the Yellow Jackets.
The lack of ball movement has been staggering, especially over these last two games. Pitt's offense just has not had the flow or energy that we saw in the wins over North Carolina and Virginia, and even from the first half of the game a week prior against Clemson.