Thirty-six degrees. A wrath of Hurricanes met a steel-gray winter front in the heart of Pittsburgh. Then came the Hurricanes, of whom, by night’s end, made the Steel City their stage. The Hurricanes’ College Football Playoff hopes live on, as they defeated the Pitt Panthers 38-7.

Earlier this month, Pitt was ranked No. 24 in the initial College Football Playoff rankings, jumping up to No. 22 as the team rattled off five straight wins after turning to true freshman quarterback Mason Heintschel in favor of Eli Holstein.

The Pitt football team shares a home with the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers. Why doesn't the ACC squad have its own stadium?