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Sources: Pitt QB Heintschel out for season with torn ACL
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Sources: Pitt QB Heintschel out for season with torn ACL

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read
Pitt quarterback Mason Heintschel, one of the top young quarterbacks in college football, will miss the remainder of the year with a torn ACL, sources told ESPN on Saturday.

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