Former Pitt football player George Hill dies at 28, Pat Narduzzi says in post
PITTSBURGH —
A former University of Pittsburgh football player has died at the age of 28, university coach Pat Narduzzi said in a post on social media Monday.
In a post on X, Narduzzi said George Hill died on July 28. No cause of death was announced.
“Although his time on the field was cut short, George remained an important part of our Pitt family,” Narduzzi said in the post. “He earned his degree and went on to build a successful career and life for himself. He was tough, resilient, and will forever be a Panther. Our prayers are with his family and loved ones.”
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I’m deeply saddened by the passing of George Hill. Although his time on the field was cut short, George remained an important part of our Pitt family. He earned his degree and went on to build a successful career and life for himself. He was tough, resilient, and will forever be… pic.twitter.com/hJ0vqqCwrC
— Pat Narduzzi (@CoachDuzzPittFB) August 3, 2026
Hill’s former high school athletics program, Hubbard High School Athletics, also issued a statement, saying, “An All-State athlete in both Football and Track, George left a lasting legacy through his talent, determination, and many accomplishments as an Eagle.”
The post continued, saying, “Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with his family, friends, former teammates, and everyone who knew and loved him during this incredibly difficult time. Once an Eagle, always an Eagle.”
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