Beanie Bishop Stomps and Wipes Feet on Pitt Logo Following Steelers Practice

The hatred between the two schools is real.

Jan 4, 2025; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr. (31) celebrates after intercepting a Cincinnati Bengals pass during the second quarter at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images | Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images

Following one of the Pittsburgh Steelers' recent practices, former West Virginia cornerback Beanie Bishop made a post on his Instagram story of him wiping his feet off on the Pitt logo inside the shared facility of Pitt and the Steelers. A fan recorded the video and posted it on X, which you can see below.

Never change Beanie pic.twitter.com/aXW7KmBWCr
— Old Row WVU (@OldRowWVU) June 3, 2025

Bishop may have only spent one year in the Mountaineer program, but he knows exactly how much the Backyard Brawl means to the folks in the Mountain State and has a deep disdain for the school up north.

In the week leading up to the Backyard Brawl a year ago, Bishop shared how Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi was paranoid that Bishop, and his former WVU teammates Zach Frazier and Doug Nester, would spy on the Panthers and report back to the WVU coaches, so he made sure the doors were locked and told others to kick out the former Mountaineers if they happened to work their way over to that side of the building.

Steelers DB and WVU product Beanie Bishop tells us what it's like to share a facility with Pitt on Backyard Brawl week.

Sounds like he's still finding a way to have fun with the rivalry behind enemy lines. pic.twitter.com/BFwgK3Q46r
— Shelby Cassesse (@ShelbyCassesse) September 12, 2024

In his only game against the Panthers, Bishop recorded seven tackles and pulled down an interception.

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