New non-conference opponent: Pitt
Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2021 2:03 pm
I presume this was part of the Kevin Stallings trade...
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Was there several years ago on a business trip. Had one of the best times I have ever had on a trip. Great city.pittsburghdore wrote: ↑Mon Jul 19, 2021 7:32 pm As someone who recently moved to Pittsburgh, I certainly recommend making the trip. Pittsburgh really flies under the radar when one thinks of great cities of America. A beautiful downtown, and you really can't beat the restaurant scene. Lots of museums and things kids would enjoy if you have a family. It is a very difficult city to drive in, but there's Lyft and Uber of course. It's also an intriguing matchup between two programs who have been down for awhile, have a pretty respectable past, and are hopefully on the upswing.
Agreed. It's quite beautiful and the restaurants are good. The Carnegie Museums are great and the Warhol Museum (which is small for an art museum but huge when you consider it's devoted to a single artist) is well worth the trip.commadore wrote: ↑Tue Jul 20, 2021 9:21 amWas there several years ago on a business trip. Had one of the best times I have ever had on a trip. Great city.pittsburghdore wrote: ↑Mon Jul 19, 2021 7:32 pm As someone who recently moved to Pittsburgh, I certainly recommend making the trip. Pittsburgh really flies under the radar when one thinks of great cities of America. A beautiful downtown, and you really can't beat the restaurant scene. Lots of museums and things kids would enjoy if you have a family. It is a very difficult city to drive in, but there's Lyft and Uber of course. It's also an intriguing matchup between two programs who have been down for awhile, have a pretty respectable past, and are hopefully on the upswing.
That could not have been this summer as hotels everywhere have been in full price gouging mode.Golddore68 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 5:46 pm They have a great children’s museum. Most of it is devoted to Mister Rogers, who was from Pittsburgh. They have sweaters he wore and puppets he used. There is also a really neat incline train that takes you to the top of a hill. It reminded me of Gatlinburg. From the top of the hill you get a fantastic view of Pittsburgh, Pirates baseball field and the Steelers football field. Also I used Priceline when I was in Pittsburgh and got a 5-star hotel room for less than $100 a night. It was one of those deals where they didn’t reveal the hotel name until you booked it.