Overview

• The schools added four additional games for 2033–36, ensuring annual contests from 2029 through 2036.
• The rotation follows a true home-and-home, with Pitt hosting in 2029, 2031, 2033 and 2035 and West Virginia hosting the alternating years.
• Saturday’s matchup in Morgantown is the 108th meeting and the final game before the rivalry resumes in 2029.
• Pitt athletic director Allen Greene lauded the agreement as preserving a tradition of “history, passion, and pride,” while WVU AD Wren Baker called the extension a win for fans.
• The series dates to 1895 with campuses about 75 miles apart, and Pitt holds a 63–41–3 edge all time.