PITTSBURGH — It wasn’t the three three-pointers Justin Champagnie drained — all without a miss — that grabbed Pittsburgh coach Jeff Capel’s attention. It wasn’t the 15-footers the freshman knocked down while finding the soft spots in Georgia Tech’s zone defense..

No, it was the dirty work,, the way the 6-foot-6 Champagnie relentlessly threw his body around in a 73-64 win on Saturday over Gorgia Tech. Champagnie threw in a career-high 30 points.