PSN Daily Notebook: November 15

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UPDATE (3:38 PM)-

It's a final at Hershey. Congrats to @qv_soccer — as they hold on to beat New Hope-Solebury, 2-1 for its second #PIAASoccer boys Class 2A title in three years and its eighth overall! #WPIALSoccer

— John Krysinsky (@JohnKrysinsky) November 15, 2019

UPDATE (3:31 PM)-

I will be signing my NLI tomorrow 💙💛

— John Hugley IV (@thejohnhugley) November 15, 2019

UPDATE (2:53 PM)-

Largest @OaklandZoo in Pete history expected tonight 🔥#ZooEra | #BackyardBrawl pic.twitter.com/MYNtjGxTKp

— Pitt Basketball (@Pitt_MBB) November 15, 2019

UPDATE (1:22 PM)- 

**Pitt received a visit last night from 2021 offensive guard Mitch Miles (6’4”, 295) from Laurel High School. Miles is a player that’s attracting a lot of attention and has been on recent visits to Virginia Tech, Toledo, Michigan State, Eastern Michigan and Duke. Miles also visited Pitt this year for the Central Florida game.

Courtesy of Mitch Miles

UPDATE (1:15 PM)- 

**Pitt has extended a walk-on opportunity to 2020 wide receiver Tony Grimes from Penn Hills High School. Grimes (5’7”, 160) also holds a scholarship offer from William & Mary.

Won’t be the last time you hear about me I promise. Senior year tape, enjoy! https://t.co/PKSgCrO8DZ pic.twitter.com/7XrDmBWRqN

— Anthony Grimes (@HimmothyJr) November 11, 2019

UPDATE (9:44 AM)- 

**Congratulations to 2020 Pitt commitment DE Sam Williams who’s been named to the 1st team South Florida All-Defensive Team.

Blessed to be apart of 1st Team for the @SoFlaConf pic.twitter.com/VSknOWrV0i

— Sam Williams (@SaWilliams_46) November 15, 2019

UPDATE (9:21 AM)-

We see you @FouLceph!! #pennhillspride https://t.co/RwbBNta9xK

— PENN HILLS INDIANS FOOTBALL (@phqbclub) November 15, 2019

UPDATE (8:12 AM)- 

**Following the game, Pitt extended an offer to a local player as 2021 safety Donovan McMillon (6’2”, 185) from Peters Township received an offer from his hometown team. This was McMillon’s first Power Five offer.