Matthew Scabilloni
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Assistant Sports Editor Matthew Scabilloni discusses sports in this biweekly podcast from The Pitt News Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Pitt teams become clearer through candid athlete interviews, informed staff debate and a campus perspective that notices details beyond the scoreboard.
The Pitt News Sports Podcast turns Pitt athletics into an informed, loose conversation led by Jermaine Sykes and fellow staff voices including Matthew Scavoloni.
Jermaine Sykes talks Pitt basketball over a puzzle, and you can practically pull up a chair.
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A loose Pitt volleyball interview that turns family, travel, and expectations into a real conversation.
The Pitt News Sports Podcast gives Tori Stafford room to sound like more than a list of accolades, and that keeps the episode moving. It opens in easy student radio banter, then settles into the nerves before first practice, the shift from looking forward to the floor to…
A straightforward awards debate that stays grounded in role, value, and how Pitt's season actually played out.
The Pitt News Sports Podcast treats Pitt basketball as a plain end of season awards debate, and that keeps it easy to follow. The talk stays on the useful stuff: consistency, role, rebounding, and how certain matchups can expose a player.
A brisk Pitt sports check-in, with the men's basketball discussion doing most of the heavy lifting.
The Pitt News Sports Podcast moves quickly through four Pitt topics: NCAA Football 25 and Pitt's spot in it, the new NCAA volleyball rules, Pitt men's basketball, and Pitt women's basketball. The pace is the draw.
A comeback win turns into a lively March bracket case.
Pitt's comeback against No. 23 Miami gives Brian Sherry and Jermaine Sykes a real excuse to ask whether the Panthers are back for good. They do not stop at the final score.
A breezy Pitt rugby interview that makes a club sport feel immediate.
The episode gives Pitt women's club rugby a clean, grounded introduction. Liz Scavoloni talks about finding the team at the Activities Fair, getting thrown into a contact first practice, and taking on the backs captain role.
Loose playoff talk that feels like two fans sorting the board together.
The episode settles into a playoff-preview lane that actually does the job, giving Giants-Eagles, Cowboys-49ers, and Bills-Bengals real time instead of padding.
Pitt sports chatter with real stakes, a puzzle in hand, and enough drift to feel human.
The episode moves like a campus sports desk clearing its own whiteboard: Pitt women's basketball's 1-9 ACC mark, the men's game with Virginia and its tournament stakes, Pitt baseball's players to watch, and a quick Super Bowl detour, all while the hosts try to finish a puzzle…
Purdue sports, argued from the details.
Daily Cardinals roster radar.
The show opens on Pitt's part in NCAA Football 25.
Tori Stafford joins Jermaine Sykes and Matthew Scabelloni for a laid back Pitt volleyball conversation.
Brian Sherry and Jermaine Sykes look ahead to the NFL playoff path toward the Super Bowl.
The hosts analyze Pitt men's basketball's hot streak following a dramatic comeback win over Miami, preview the crucial upcoming road game against UNC, and debate whether the team's resume is strong enough to secure an NCAA tournament bid.
Brian Sherry and Jermaine Sykes grade Pitt's 2022-23 football, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, and basketball seasons.
Two Pitt News sports analysts work on a puzzle while discussing Pitt basketball's tournament hopes, baseball's freshmen to watch, conflicting Super Bowl predictions, and hot takes about Pitt football's quarterback competition.
The Pitt News Sports Podcast talks with Liz Scavoloni, Matthew Scavoloni's cousin and the backs captain for Pitt women's club rugby.
The hosts of The Pitt News Sports Podcast analyze the Pitt Panthers men's basketball season, debating team awards like MVP, defensive player, and sixth man.
Unseeded Pitt erased a late deficit and red card at top-seeded Kentucky to reach the NCAA semifinal.