Legendary Duo Return to Texas as Honorary Pitt Captains vs. SMU

Two All-Americans, Even Better Friends, Back in DFW to Cheer on Panthers

Iconic Pair to Lead Pitt out of Tunnel Before Game at Gerald J. Ford Stadium

Darrelle Revis and Larry Fitzgerald are two of the most decorated players in college football history. They were both All-Americans at the University of Pittsburgh, and they went on to have successful NFL careers. Now, the legendary duo is returning to Texas to serve as honorary captains for the Panthers' game against SMU on Saturday.

Revis and Fitzgerald were teammates at Pitt from 2004 to 2006. They were part of one of the most successful teams in school history, winning two Big East championships and earning a berth in the Fiesta Bowl. Revis was a lockdown cornerback, while Fitzgerald was a dynamic wide receiver.

Both players were first-round picks in the 2007 NFL Draft. Revis went to the New York Jets, while Fitzgerald went to the Arizona Cardinals. They both had successful NFL careers, with Revis being named to the Pro Bowl seven times and Fitzgerald being named to the Pro Bowl 11 times.

Revis and Fitzgerald are both retired from the NFL, but they remain close friends. They are both involved in various charitable endeavors, and they often speak to young people about the importance of education and hard work.

The Panthers are excited to have Revis and Fitzgerald back on campus. They are two of the most successful players in school history, and they are great role models for the current players.

The game against SMU is a big one for the Panthers. It is their first home game of the season, and it is a chance for them to make a statement. With Revis and Fitzgerald leading the way, the Panthers are confident that they can get a win.