There were Popsicles and dodgeball though even as a rare mid-April snow squall roared outside the indoor practice facility the school shares with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Hey, it's the least Pittsburgh coach Paul Chryst could do for a team that's starting to forge an identity closely akin to the relaxed but focused guy calling the shots. The Panthers ended spring drills on Tuesday without the faux pomp and circumstance of a traditional Blue-Gold game and instead spent it quietly enjoying themselves with an impromptu version of a playground staple and the sight of offensive linemen trying (only somewhat successfully) to do things such as catch punts and run. ''Stuff like that really helps a team come together, just guys having fun together,'' senior safety Ray Vinopal said. More...