Holstein left Pitt's game against Virginia last week with a head injury​ and is questionable for the ACC matchup against the No. 17 ranked Tigers.

There's no hiding it. After starting the season 7-0 and getting off to its best start in over 40 years, Pitt has played its worst football over the last two weeks of the season, both of which resulted in disappointing losses.

The status of Pitt Panthers quarterback Eli Holstein is still up in the air as the team prepares to host the Clemson Tigers. This comes after he left last week’s loss to Virginia early with an apparent head injury.

Pat Narduzzi walked inside the big conference room adjacent to his office Thursday afternoon and correctly read the minds of the assembled reporters. “Probably the big question is how is Eli doing, right?

Pat Narduzzi and the Pitt Panthers will be hoping for good news on Saturday morning regarding the availability of quarterback Eli Holstein

A Pitt offense that has been struggling for the last month may now be without two of its most important players.

After a 7-0 start to the season, Pitt has now suffered back-to-back losses, the first a 45-28 rout by Southern Methodist in Dallas Nov. 2 and the latest

It will be a game-time decision for Eli Holstein this weekend. Pat Narduzzi announced Thursday at his weekly presser that Holstein has not been cleared by the Pitt medical staff yet, and his status is a game-time decision.

Injured against Virginia, Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi said Eli Holstein has not been cleared to play, at least yet, so quarterback is a game-time decision

Pitt Panthers redshirt freshman Eli Holstein departed the last game vs. Virginia with an injury, putting his availability into question ahead of their Week 12 matchup vs. Clemson. Holstein would rush five yards and slide down on a drive in the third quarter,