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Pitt stays perfect, improves to 3-0 by grinding its way to a 27-13 win over sloppy Syracuse

Pittsburgh stayed perfect at 3-0 with a 27-13 victory over Syracuse in its ACC opener, rushing for 245 yards after averaging 3.6 yards per carry entering the game. Damon Ferguson Jr. ran for 102 yards and a touchdown, while Mason Heintschel added a rushing score and 41 yards on the ground despite completing 10 of 23 passes for 123 yards.

Syracuse was penalized nine times for 90 yards, and Steve Angeli was replaced by Amari Odom in the fourth quarter after throwing interceptions on consecutive drives. Pitt has won its first three games in different ways, and the report said that versatility could matter in an ACC described as wide open behind Miami; Syracuse next visits UConn on Oct. 3, while Pitt hosts Bucknell on Sept. 28.

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Sam Leavitt goes from doubtful to questionable for LSU

LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt has been upgraded from doubtful to questionable for Saturday's primetime rivalry game vs. Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi.