Pitt and West Virginia agreed to extend their “Backyard Brawl” series by four seasons.

The two rivals meet Saturday in Morgantown, W.Va., in what will be their final game until the series picks up again in 2029. The Friday agreement between the schools added four games from 2033-36.

“The Backyard Brawl is more than a game: it’s history, passion, and pride passed down through generations,” said Allen Greene, Pitt athletic director, in a school statement. “Extending this rivalry ensures that student-athletes and fans alike continue to experience one of college football’s greatest traditions, and we couldn’t be more excited for what’s ahead.”

The first game between the schools was played in 1895. Pitt leads the series, 63-41-3. The 107 games between the schools are the most for either prog

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