To amplify the point that footballfever made in reply #58, here are Pittsburgh's defensive statistics from their last three games, all played on the road:
at Akron, 7 points and 105 total yards allowed
at Iowa, 27 points and 363 total yards allowed
at Virginia Tech, 13 points and 100 total yards allowed
It is clear that Narduzzi is working his defensive magic there just as Pelini is here. Look, I am not happy with our output at this point, and the Robert Morris game was inexcusable. But to trash an offense that scored the most points and gained the most yards against Pittsburgh borders on the Twilight Zone (for you young ones that is a reference to an offbeat early 60s tv show.)