Ohio defeats Pitt

Sat., Sept. 10, 2005

Associated Press

ATHENS, Ohio – Dion Byrum returned two interceptions for touchdowns, the second one in overtime Friday to bring thousands of jubilant fans onto the field and give Ohio (1-1) coach Frank Solich a stunning victory in his home debut, 16-10 over Pitt (0-2).

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