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Kendall helps keep Pitt cohesive

By Andy Katz
ESPN.com

Friday, December 15, 2006

PITTSBURGH -- Maybe Levon Kendall is just smarter than most. Maybe that's why he figured out how to get ahead financially in college, like having his parents help him buy a rundown house for about $30,000 in a bankruptcy sale when he arrived at Pitt in 2002. And now, some $60,000 to $70,000 later in renovations, the house, just a few streets away from the Petersen Center, is ready to be sold after he graduates for a likely profit. Maybe that's why preseason Big East player of the year and li ...

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