Yes, it’s a slow news day to start the week.

Those Home Depot/Team Colors paints (PDF Listings). They have them for Pitt.
I don’t know why it took nearly a month to end up on the Pitt site, but a press release about some players from the football team doing some community outreach stuff.

Members of the Pitt football team paired with 45 children from two local YMCAs to participate in the First Annual YMCA Football Clinic on Friday, July 7. In addition to teaching fundamental football skills, the clinic focused on teaching good decision-making with an emphasis on the importance of staying in school and developing teamwork skills.

“It is always a great feeling to come out and support younger kids,” said Derron Thomas. “The YMCA Football Clinic allowed us to show children the right way in life rather than finding trouble on the streets.”

In addition to Thomas, other participating Pitt football players included Joe DelSardo, Corey Davis, Doug Fulmer, Adam Gunn, LaRod Stephens-Howling and Cedric McGee. Each took time to talk with the children about the importance of teamwork not only on the playing field but also in everyday life. The participants also received instruction on football fundamentals, including blocking, tackling and route running. The clinic ended with a fun obstacle course that integrated all of these skills into one.

Don’t know if this on the Pitt propaganda show (seems like the kind of thing that would), but not all of us live in Pittsburgh to catch it.