Aidan Fisch Says Goodbye to Pitt Basketball
PITTSBURGH -- Aidan Fisch spent five years with the Pitt Panthers, working his way up from team manager to walk-on player to eventually earn a scholarship in his final season with the team. Now, it's time to say goodbye.
Fisch gave himself 20 hours after the team's second round NCAA Tournament loss to Xavier to process the emotions of this landmark season, one in which he and the Panthers won 24 games and earned the program's first bid to the Big Dance in seven years.
Fisch's important contributions came from behind the scenes. He was an emotional leader for this squad that already had so many veterans to follow. His bucket scored in the waning seconds of a blowout to Syracuse, which elicited the loudest roar of Senior Night from the crowd at the Petersen Events Center, remains one of the best moments from this past season.
Assistant coach Tim O'Toole expressed his gratitude for Fisch's contributions on Twitter.
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