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Cardinals 7, Panthers 41, Final - Nov. 8, 2008

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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh hasn't had a winning season, gone to a bowl game or made much of an im...
Pitt wraps up bowl bid in romp against Louisville — ESPN.com - College Football 11/8/2008
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Pitt benefits from Louisville's miscues (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NCAA Football News 11/8/2008
Pittsburgh wide receiver Aundre Wright ran 7 yards for his first college touchdown after having a long scoring run called back by a holding penalty and the No. 25 Panthers turned four turnovers into scores while routing Louisville 41-7 on Saturday. ...
East Roundup: Pittsburgh Handles Louisville and Secures a Bowl Bid — NYT > College Football 11/9/2008
Receiver Aundre Wright ran 7 yards for his first college touchdown and 25th-ranked Pittsburgh turned four of Louisville’s five turnovers into scores in a 41-7 victory Saturday. >
No. 25 Pittsburgh 41, Louisville 7 — NYT > College Football 11/8/2008
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh freshman wide receiver Aundre Wright ran 7 yards for his first college touchdown after having an apparent long scoring run called back by a holding penalty earlier in the drive and the No. 25 Panthers turned four ...