Searching the dank North Jersey night for some shelter from his own sordid history against Rutgers, Dave Wannstedt found it in the stark memory of an old strategical friend -- in simple handoffs to a simply outstanding running back.
When freshman Dion Lewis took one 58 yards around right end for a two-touchdown lead in the third quarter, it did a lot more than fulfill one quirky requirement of this still very promising Panthers autumn -- Pitt needs either a 100-yard game from Lewis or a 100-yard game from wideout Jonathan Baldwin to secure a victory; the only time it got neither it absorbed its only loss.
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