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Pitt fell out of Sunday’s AP poll after losing to Georgia Tech on Saturday night.
The Panthers were ranked outside the top 25 for the first time in more than a year, snapping their 13-game AP streak. Election polls are over. They didn’t even get a single vote, though it dwindled recently. Out of step.
They last played as an unranked team in October 2021 and earned a spot after winning three straight and beating Virginia Tech on the road. Next week they face No. 23 Clemson.
The 13 AP selections from 1989-90 is the longest for Pitt. They went on a 16-game streak the entire 1989 season and then four games into the 1990 season.
Pitt looks to get back on track this Saturday against Virginia Tech at Accresure Stadium, Oct. 8 at 3:30 p.m.
Latest top 25 rankings
1) Alabama
2) Georgia
3) Ohio State
4) Michigan
5) Clemson
6) USC
7) Oklahoma State
8) Tennessee
9) Be Miss
10) Penn State
11) Utah
12) Oregon
13) Kentucky
14) NC State
15) Wake Forest
16) B
17) T.C.U
18) UCA
19) Kansas
20) Kansas State
21) Washington
22) Syracuse
23) Mississippi State
24) Cincinnati
25) LSU
Others receiving votes: Washington State (91), Baylor (88), Florida State (78), Arkansas (76), James Madison (39), Florida (37), Maryland (25), Coastal Carolina (17), Minnesota (14), Tulane (9), Illinois (6), North Carolina (5), Texas A&M (4), Purdue (2), Oklahoma (2).
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