Highlights
6 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: PITT 87% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 9 PTS
Scoring plays
11 SCORES
Malik Knight 17 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Antonio Chadha Kick)
0-7
Justin Cook 50 Yd Run (Antonio Chadha Kick)
0-14
Elijah Lagg 5 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Antonio Chadha Kick)
0-21
D'Shawntae Jones 1 Yd Run (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)
7-21
Ja'Kyrian Turner 45 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Antonio Chadha Kick)
7-28
Damarion Witten 75 Yd pass from David McComb (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)
14-28
Antonio Chadha 58 Yd Field Goal
14-31
Cataurus Hicks 53 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Antonio Chadha Kick)
14-38
Censere Lee 35 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Antonio Chadha Kick)
14-45
Bryce Yates 27 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Antonio Chadha Kick)
14-52
Damon Ferguson Jr. 15 Yd pass from Mason Heintschel (Sam Hunsaker Kick)
14-59
What happened
ESPN RECAPHeintschel throws 7 touchdown passes, ties school record in lopsided 59-14 Pitt win
PITTSBURGH -- , Sophomore Mason Heintschel threw seven touchdown passes, tying the school record, and Pittsburgh rolled to a 59-14 win against Miami (Ohio) on Saturday. Heintschel, a true sophomore, equaled the school record set by Pete Gonzalez against Rutgers on Oct. 25, 1997. “We came out and executed,” Heintschel said. “I’m just proud of our guys and I think everybody did a really great job with their preparation.” Heintschel, who won the job midway through the season last year, completed 31 of 41 passes for 453 yards. His seven touchdowns went to seven different receivers during his first season-opening start. “It’s never by design, but I’m glad we were able to share the wealth,” Heintschel said.
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Team stats
M-OH · PITTACRISURE STADIUM, PITTSBURGH · ATTENDANCE 43,929
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