A’lahn Sumler scores 26 points as Pitt beats Penn State 82-76 at the Palestra
A’lahn Sumler scored 26 points on 9-of-16 shooting and hit two free throws with 13.2 seconds left to help Pittsburgh beat Penn State 82-76 at the Palestra in the 150th meeting between the in-state rivals
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