Jason Mackey: Different sports and schools — but this week could define Pitt and Penn State in a big way

PITTSBURGH They compete 21/2 hours apart, in two very different markets in western and central Pennsylvania.

One plays outside, the other indoors.

The history of the programs is also vastly different, the first with multiple national titles, iconic uniforms and an identity as one of college footballs heavyweights.

The other has been at the forefront of a rapidly growing, exciting sport, an outfit also aiming to reach its first NCAA championship.

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