Daily Notebook

PSN Daily Notebook: January 7

Published

2 years ago

January 7, 2020

The PSN Daily Notebook is your exclusive source for the most recruiting information and news and notes on Pitt, Duquesne, Robert Morris and the WPIAL.

UPDATE (8:47 PM)-

**Baldwin 2020 running back Angelo Priore has decided to accept a walk-on offer from Pitt.

https://twitter.com/angelopriore_/status/1214714879040524289?s=21

https://twitter.com/angelopriore_/status/1192136713499500546?s=21

UPDATE (6:32 PM)-

Gateway's Derrick Davis just picked up another big offer … Georgia. His list also includes Clemson, LSU, Alabama and many others.

— Brad Everett (@BREAL412) January 7, 2020

UPDATE (6:28 PM)-

#Pitt tight end Nakia Griffin-Stewart repping for the Panthers at the College Gridiron Showcase. Thank for the photo @MRitt9140 https://t.co/b1tjp7ovIn

— Harry G. Psaros (@PittGuru) January 7, 2020

UPDATE (2:05 PM)-

No. 10 for the 𝗳𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘁𝗵 consecutive week!#pinzburgh » #H2P pic.twitter.com/zm4cZloQ23

— Pitt Wrestling (@Pitt_WRES) January 7, 2020

UPDATE (11:53 AM)-

New Bracketology from @ESPNLunardi — with Butler as a 1-seed!https://t.co/xWMnQyoog8

— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) January 7, 2020

UPDATE (11:02 AM)-

Congratulations to RMU alum Hank Fraley '12 on his promotion to Detroit Lions Offensive Line Coach.

Hank played for @RMUFootball from 1996-99 winning a trio of @NECsports titles and was inducted into the @RMUAthletics Hall of Fame in 2006. Fraley played 11 seasons in the NFL. https://t.co/b3zbSAgjJn

— Robert Morris University (@RMU) January 7, 2020

UPDATE (9:26 AM)-

family 💙💛 #H2P pic.twitter.com/eYWIhVz1iv

— Michael Statham (@bigmiike74) January 7, 2020

UPDATE (9:17 AM)-

Congratulations to Raychel Speicher @Hopewell_Viking Soccer player today accepted scholarship to continue her soccer career at the University of Delaware @UDBlueHens! Best wishes. #vikingPRIDE pic.twitter.com/I2YiLQYWbt

— @tallprincipal (@tallprincipal) January 6, 2020

UPDATE (8:46 AM)-

Under 8 Regular Season Win Teams that May Surprise Next Season…..

North Carolina (6-6)
Pittsburgh (7-5)
Iowa State (7-5)
Arizona State (7-5)
Tennessee (7-5)

— College Football Rankings ™ (@CFBRanking) January 6, 2020

UPDATE (6:33 AM)-