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Pitt beats Georgia Tech 34-11 behind Damon Ferguson's 185 yards

The Pittsburgh Morning News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Pitt snapped a three-game losing streak Saturday night with a 34-11 win over Georgia Tech. The Panthers (6-3, 3-3) reached bowl eligibility.

Pitt outgained Georgia Tech by more than 200 yards

PittMeasureGeorgia Tech
461Total yards238
281Rushing yards95
26First downs17

Freshman running back Damon Ferguson ran 31 times for 185 yards, a season high, and scored twice. Holden Geriner passed for 180 yards and a 30-yard touchdown to Blue Hicks. A week after a road loss at No. 1 Miami, the defense turned in its best performance of the season.

185rushing yards for Damon Ferguson, a season high

The true freshman ran 31 times and scored twice.

Source: WPXI

  • Sacks: five by Pitt's defense
  • Penalties: 10 for 95 yards, plus three turnovers
  • Next: Florida State at Pitt on Fri., Nov. 13

Sources: Altoona Mirror, WPXI

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