The Associated Press | September 30, 2013 Savage recovering from concussion-like symptoms Share Savage PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh quarterback Tom Savage is recovering from concussion-like symptoms and is expected to play on Oct. 12 against Virginia Tech. Savage left last Saturday's 14-3 win against Virginia in the fourth quarter after taking a helmet-to-helmet shot from Cavaliers defensive back Daquan Romero. Wide receiver Tyler Boyd described Savage as ''drowsy'' on the sideline while wide receiver Devin Street called Savage ''dazed.'' Pitt spokesman E.J. Borghetti said Monday that Savage is only dealing with ''mild symptoms'' and is making progress. Savage completed 13 of 30 passes for 190 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions while also enduring seven sacks against the Cavaliers. Pitt (3-1, 2-1 ACC) has won three consecutive games for the first time since 2010. The Panthers are off this week. These are the top 9 returning shot-blockers in men's college basketball Here are the top returning rim protectors in men's basketball. READ MORE Men's soccer: Wake Forest tops No. 5 Pittsburgh in ACC home opener Wake Forest earns its first ACC victory with a 3-1 win over No. 5 Pitt as three Demon Deacons notched goals. READ MORE Men's soccer rankings: Wild week leads to big changes in latest top 10 The United Soccer Coaches poll has been updated following Week 3 in Division I men's soccer. Three teams made significant leaps in the top 10 this week, dramatically reshaping the rankings. READ MORE