The PSN Daily Notebook is your exclusive home for the most recruiting information plus news and notes on Pitt, Duquesne, Robert Morris and the WPIAL.
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**Make it a hat trick of WPIAL offers for the New Hampshire staff as the Wildcats have also offered 2021 Peters Township linebacker Corban Hondru.
UNH also extended offers to Pine-Richland teammates Miguel Jackson and Luke Miller on Friday.
The New Hampshire offers is the 26th Division I scholarship that has been extended to Hondru.
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**Upper St. Clair wide receiver and defensive back David Pantelis became the 11th WPIAL player in the Class of 2021 to earn a Power Five offer on Friday, when Wake Forest extended an offer to the Panthers’ senior.
Pantelis led the Panthers with 77 catches for 1,169 yards and scored nine touchdowns as a junior in 2019.
The Demon Deacons are his eighth Division I offer. Pantelis previously received offers from Columbia, Dartmouth, Duquesne, Fordham, Harvard, Lehigh and Penn.
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**Another day, another offer for 2021 Beaver Falls running back and linebacker Josh Hough. Youngstown State offered Hough on Friday after he earned an offer from Bethune-Cookman on Thursday.
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**Baldwin wide receiver and defensive back Connor Lavelle received his second Division I offer on Friday, as the staff at Penn extended an opportunity to the 6-foot, 200-pound member of the Class of 2021. Lavelle also holds on offer to the Naval Academy.
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**The staff at New Hampshire was busy in the WPIAL on Friday, offering a pair of players from Pine-Richland.
The Wildcats extended offers to 2021 Rams offensive lineman Miguel Jackson and 2021 P-R linebacker Luke Miller.
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**Pitt makes another offer to a freshman today as New Jersey athlete Kahlil Ali gets the news from Cory Sanders. Ali also holds offers from Boston College, Maryland and West Virginia.
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**Congrats to Upper St. Clair 2021 WR/DB David Pantelis for receiving an offer today from Harvard. Pantelis also holds offers from Lehigh, Fordham, Columbia, Dartmouth, Penn and Duquesne.
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**Pitt extends an offer to freshman wide receiver Ejani Shakir from Pennsauken, New Jersey. Shakir (6’0”, 175) received the news from Cory Sanders and holds offers from Rutgers, Boston College and West Virginia.
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**Navy extends an offer to Penn Hills 2021 cornerback Noel Roach III.
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**Peters Township 3-star safety Donovan McMillon has nearly 40 offers but will reduce that list to 15 tonight.
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**Second offer of the day for 2021 Pine-Richland linebacker Luke Miller.
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**Pine-Richland 2021 linebacker Luke Miller receives an offer this morning from Akron. Yesterday, Miller received offers from Buffalo and Duquesne.
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**Pitt continues to show heavy interest in 2021 safety Shawn Asbury II from Stafford, Virginia. Pitt was the first school to offer him and remains his only Power 5 offer. We asked Asbury where he stands with Pitt and are they pushing for a commitment from him?
”No sir, they know that I’m going through the recruit process and they know a lot of other schools have been in contact with me but they never once brought up me committing. That’s why I truly like the coaching staff.”
https://twitter.com/shawnasbury_/status/1243268217671385090?s=21
UPDATE (7:51 AM)-
**Another big offer for Central Valley 2021 safety Stephon Hall as he picks up an offer from Neal Brown and West Virginia. In the last week, Hall has received offers from Wake Forest, Navy, Syracuse and Boston College.
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**An offer from Pitt went out to sophomore running back Kaleb Johnson from Hamilton, Ohio. Johnson has also been offered by Western Michigan, Toledo, Kent State and Iowa State.
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**The latest offer for Beaver Falls 2021 running back/linebacker Josh Hough comes from Bethune Cookman University. Hough also holds a bunch of MAC offers plus Power 5 offers from both Syracuse and Kentucky.
