Sam Clancy helped integrate a local high school, was an All-American basketball player at Pitt and then had a long career in the NFL but is not done yet. He just had his jersey retired at the ...

On Saturday afternoon, Pitt retired Sam Clancy’s No. 15 jersey at halftime of the Panthers’ basketball game against Clemson. Check out video of the ceremony from the game below.

Clancy chose to play football and started on defensive end for the Seahawks from 1982-83, before he decied to join the Pittsburgh Maulers in the inaugural season of the USFL in 1984.

PITTSBURGH – Pitt athletics announced Saturday afternoon that Pittsburgh legend Sam Clancy will have his No. 15 basketball jersey lifted into the Petersen Events Center rafters Jan. 18. Clancy ...

Sam Clancy was a standout basketball player at Pitt but went on to play 12 seasons in the NFL. Email Newsletters TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and ...

PITTSBURGH -- There have been countless Pitt Panthers that have competed as student-athlets across the various programs over the past century or so, but few represent the school better than Sam ...

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Wednesday, June 21: Two-sport star to be honored by Pittsburgh A former star Pitt basketball player who went on to play in the NFL will be ...

Blake Hinson crosses paths with Sam Clancy on occasion while both men go about their daily business on Pitt’s campus. Two stout men, with a gift for basketball and big-time plays, separated by ...

Clancy is one of five players in Pitt history that has their jersey retired, which includes No. 10 for Don Hennon (1956-59), No. 34 for Billy Knight (1971-74), No. 32 for Charles Smith (1984-88 ...