Well, it is that week, what week you ask? Well, that depends who you ask what week it is.

To some, it's just another week. To others, it is the biggest week in the history of the world. Penn State Pitt, where the line the Pittsburgh wasn't so good the last time around but Penn State a different looking

ball club these days Pitt you know they're a team that can give teams trouble and

has given teams trouble in the past so you know after after week one where Penn State

skirted by Appalachian State there's certainly question marks on both sides I

think so Penn State gonna go 8 o'clock on Saturday night on ABC.

Is it a rivalry?

Does it matter?

Are we still talking about this for three years

into the series?

And this is still the prevailing storyline,

which is probably the most disappointing thing of coverage this week.

Penn State, Pitt, both come in, want to know, both took very different paths to want to know and depending on which coaching staff you're speaking with,

this game is a very different perspective on both ends.

James Franklin, per usual, Super Bowl, biggest game in the universe,

but same thing for next week with Kent State

same thing for the following week when they go to Illinois same thing for last week

with App State. Pitt coach Nardusi making it very clear that this is a significant in-state rivalry and you want to walk out of

this one with your chefs held high.

Yeah, I mean, it's, I see points on both sides.

I just, is it worth talking about it as much as we talk about it.

I mean it's just like you know Penn State Pitt it's always going to be some sort of

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