Sabby Piscitelli

Safety Sabby Piscitelli’s celebration of the Bucs first win on Sunday was short-lived. Police say burglars broke into his house in Tampa Sunday afternoon while he was playing and beating the Packers at Raymond James Stadium. The house was ransacked and a TV was stolen. A lawn crew in the neighborhood saw the house’s rear doors had been forced open and told a neighbor who called police. No arrests have been made. The Bucs beat the Packers 38-28, ending the NFL’s longest losing streak at 11 games. Piscitelli had three tackles. Read Full Story

Browse > Home / Green Living / Green Living:: - Buccaneer Piscitelli’s home robbed during game - WEEI November 10, 2009 by Greenwriter   Filed under Green Living Buccaneer Piscitelli’s home robbed during game - WEEI TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally won their first game of the season, but safety Sabby Piscitelli still had a bad day. Police say burglars broke into his house in Tampa Sunday afternoon while he was playing the Green Bay Packers at Source: weei.stats.com Food: Is Monsanto the answer or the problem? - Reuters ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Norman Borlaug, the father of the Green Revolution ... Read Full Story

Safety Sabby Piscitelli’s celebration of the Bucs first win on Sunday was short-lived. Police say burglars broke into his house in Tampa Sunday afternoon while he was playing and beating the Packers at Raymond James Stadium. The house was ransacked and a TV was stolen. A lawn crew in the neighborhood saw the house’s rear doors had been forced open and told a neighbor who called police. No arrests have been made. The Bucs beat the Packers 38-28, ending the NFL’s longest losing streak at 11 games. Piscitelli had three tackles. Read Full Story

From: Tampa Tribune Buccaneers SS Jermaine Phillips seems unsure of his future with the team. “I think they have to look at personnel and see what they need,” Phillips said. “We have Tanard [Jackson] and Sabby [Piscitelli] who are quality players. Both are very good and going to be great in the future, so I don’t know if safety will be a need for them right now, but if they offer me and bring me back, I would love to be here.” Read Full Story

The Bucs look like they will be without starting strong safety Jermaine Phillips up to six weeks as he has a broken left forearm. This is not the first time he’s dealt with a broken forearm, as he broke his right forearm in 2004 that forced him to miss the last five games of the season. He had two tackles in the loss Sunday to Dallas. He will be be replaced in the secondary by Sabby Piscitelli. Read Full Story