Pittsburgh pulled off a stunning 72-59 victory over SMU after overcoming a 32-point deficit on Sunday. That was tied for the largest comeback in NCAA women's basketball history. The last time a 32-point comeback happened was in 2006,

Pitt held SMU scoreless in the third quarter, the first time an ACC team failed to score in a quarter since FSU in 2018.

Pitt tied an NCAA record by completing a 32-point comeback to defeat visiting SMU on Sunday, 72-59. The Panthers fell behind 46-14 with 1:37 left in the first half and

The Pittsburgh Panthers women’s basketball team made NCAA women’s basketball history on Sunday, rallying from a 32-point deficit to defeat the SMU Mustangs 72-59. The win ties the largest comeback in NCAA Division I women’s basketball history,

The Pittsburgh women’s basketball team rallied from a 32-point hole to stun SMU 72-59 on Sunday. It matched the largest comeback in NCAA women’s basketball history, which was first set by Texas State back in 2006.