Sept. 13 WVU vs. Pitt Football Tickets

In the 2025 edition of the Backyard Brawl, the West Virginia Mountaineers and Pittsburgh Panthers will go toe to toe.

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When: Saturday, September 13, 2025 at 3:30 p.m. ET
Location: Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown, West Virginia
TV: ESPN
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Last year, West Virginia put up just 0.8 more points per game (29.2) than Pittsburgh gave up (28.4).
The Mountaineers were 6-2 in games when they put up more than 28.4 points last season.
The Mountaineers collected 406.4 yards per game last season, 29.4 more yards than the 377.0 the Panthers gave up per contest.
In games where West Virginia totaled more than 406.4 yards last year, the team was 4-4 overall.

Last season, Garrett Greene compiled 2,300 passing yards with 15 passing touchdowns, 12 interceptions and a 59.8% completion percentage.
CJ Donaldson recorded 734 rushing yards (4.5 yards per carry) and 11 TDs.
Jahiem White aided the offense by running for 845 yards (65.0 yards per game) and scoring seven touchdowns.
As an important part of the passing game, Hudson Clement compiled 741 receiving yards and five TDs on 51 receptions.
Over 13 games, Anthony Wilson helped carry the defense with 92 tackles and two interceptions.

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West Virginia conceded 31.9 points per game last season, close to the same as the 32.9 Pittsburgh scored.
In games when the Panthers scored over 31.9 points last year, they were 6-1.
The Panthers' offense accumulated 408.7 yards per game last year, within 6.5 yards of the 415.2 the Mountaineers' defense allowed.
In contests where the Pittsburgh offense totaled more than West Virginia's average yard allowance last year (415.2), the team was 5-2.

Last season Desmond Reid ran for 962 yards (80.2 yards per carry) and five touchdowns.
Eli Holstein suited up for 10 games last season, and aired it out for 2,228 passing yards, 17 TDs, seven INTs with a 62.1% completion percentage.
Konata Mumpfield was a key piece of the passing offense last season, registering 52 receptions for 813 yards and five TDs.
As an important part of the passing attack, Raphael Williams compiled 426 receiving yards and six TDs on 37 receptions.
Posting 7.0 sacks to go with 13.0 TFL, 83 tackles, and four interceptions in 13 games, Kyle Louis was an important contributor on D.

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