In this Bowl we have a ranked team versus an unranked team.
64% of the documented action shows that the public is leaning heavily on Navy to get the cover over Pitt.
With 4 weeks to prepare I like Pitt's chances to get their defense ready for the triple option.

The Pitt Panthers come into this game with an 8-4 record which obviously is not as impressive as Navy's 10-2, but the schedule played by Pitt was much tougher than Navy's. Pitt faced off against teams like Iowa, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, UNC, and Duke. Also the Pitt Panthers beat Georgia Tech 31-28 who runs the exact same style of offense as Navy.

The heart and soul of the Pitt offense is the combination of quarterback, Nathan Peterman and running back, Quadree Ollison. Peterman passed for over 2,100 yards in 2015 and had 19 touchdown passes and just five interceptions.



As long as Pittsburgh doesn't turn the ball over or pick up some dumb penalties they should get the job done this afternoon.