Tre Tipton News Today

Demar Hamlin's remarkable rebound shows "prayer works," said Brian Cook, director of communications and marketing at Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, from which Hamlin graduated in 2016.

(OSV News) -- Buffalo Bills football player Damar Hamlin has united the nation and the world in prayer, supporters said at a Jan. 9 community vigil held in the injured NFL players hometown of McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania.We live in a world where its becoming godless, said Tre Tipton, CEO of a Pittsburgh-based mental health coaching firm and a former wide receiver for the University of Pittsburgh. Damar got the whole world to pray. God allowed Damar to get the whole world to pray.Hamlin, a sa

Athletes from local universities partnered with the cruise line American Queen Voyages to raise awareness of maritime jobs — and a notable new itinerary.

NIL reached far and wide into Pitt Panthers athletics, but football was unsurprisingly still king.

University of Pittsburgh alum and wide receiver Tre Tipton talked to Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 Thursday night as the 2022 NFL Draft got underway about the victories he has accomplished at this point in his football career, but also the many trials he’s faced, including battling depression.

Kenny Pickett spent last fall mounting an unlikely Heisman Trophy campaign while rewriting the Pittsburgh record book and leading the Panthers to their first Atlantic Coast Conference title.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Kenny Pickett spent last fall mounting an unlikely Heisman Trophy campaign while rewriting the Pittsburgh record book and l eading the Panthers to their first Atlantic Coast Conference title .

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Kenny Pickett spent last fall mounting an unlikely Heisman Trophy campaign while rewriting the Pittsburgh record book and l eading the Panthers to their first Atlantic Coast

Pitt wide receiver Tre Tipton suffered a collapsed lung in 2016 and laid in the intensive care unit at a Miami hospital for four days. It was the turning point in his young life, despite years of suffering from depression, experiencing gun violence firsthand and dealing with multiple family hardships,

Alabama quarterback Bryce Young is The Associated Press college football player of the year, giving the Crimson Tide their second consecutive winner.