During a halftime ceremony, the Panthers officially retired Pittsburgh native and program legend Aaron Donald's No. 97 jersey.

Aaron Donald shares his appreciation for the Pittsburgh Panthers Football team after getting his jersey retired at halftime vs. Notre Dame.

The University of Pittsburgh retired Aaron Donald’s No. 97 at halftime during the game against Notre Dame. Donald had a decorated college football career, also being named a first-team All-American while playing for the Panthers. As a Penn Hills native, Donald values his Pitt roots.

The University of Pittsburgh retired defensive tackle Aaron Donald's No. 97 jersey at halftime of their game against Notre Dame at Acrisure Stadium on Saturday.

The relationship between Pitt and one of the most accomplished football players in program history is built on mutual respect and admiration. Aaron Donald achieved great things at Pitt, etched his name into the NFL history books with a storied 10-year career and all the while,

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. Before the Los Angeles Rams are able to honor football legend Aaron Donald with a bobblehead night against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next week, Donald picked up another accolade from his collegiate days.

Aaron Donald wrote a letter to his younger self for The Players' Tribune, recounting all his past workouts, accomplishments and retirement.

College GameDay is set for another thrilling episode when it heads to Pittsburgh on Saturday. The ESPN crew are hosting their three-hour pregame show ahead of the Top-25 clash between Notre Dame

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