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The Frank Walker Law/PSN Daily Notebook: October 21

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October 21, 2020

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Update (8:31 PM)-

**Shenango High School 2021 RB/MLB Reis Watkins receives a PWO offer from Pitt.

First 4 games:
800 rushing yards, 13 touchdowns
(Only played the first half of 3 games)@Cover3_ATH @KeystoneRecruit @Mark61Ross @Mark61Ross @WPAFootball @wpialsportsnews @WPIAL_Blitz https://t.co/HYpgmyBwEn

— watkins_4 (@rwatkins644) October 4, 2020

Blessed to receive a PWO from Pitt!! pic.twitter.com/WiPU4Vkz0y

— watkins_4 (@rwatkins644) October 21, 2020

Update (8:05 PM)-

**Congrats to Belle Vernon 2022 LB Cole Weightman who was raised to a 3-star recruit by 247 Sports.

https://twitter.com/cole_weightman/status/1319055582666653700?s=21

Update (7:55 PM)-

**Nik McMillan is a 2022 wide receiver from Canisius High School in Buffalo, New York. McMillan (6’1”, 175) holds offers from Akron, Buffalo, Central Michigan, UMass and Toledo.

https://twitter.com/nikmcmillan2/status/1319062425166139394?s=21

https://twitter.com/nikmcmillan2/status/1319063924638126080?s=21

Update (6:50 PM)-

Pitt will not allow public ticket sales for its volleyball games at Fitzgerald Field House this weekend, despite being permitted to have a total of 824 people at the facility, according to the 10% of capacity rule for sports venues under 10,000-seat total capacity in Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf’s current COVID-19 mitigation plan.

The Panthers will allow guests of student-athletes and the university to attend, according to a release on Wednesday.

The No. 10 Panthers are hosting No. 6 Louisville for a pair of matches this weekend, at 7 p.m. on Friday and 3:30 p.m. on Sunday. They will be the final two matches of the fall season for the Panthers, with more competition expected in the spring.

Update (5:48 PM)-

Mustapha Amzil, a 6’10 SF/PF playing for @Firstlove_hoops (PA) just picked up an offer from DePaul.

— THE MILLER REPORT ™️ (@Miller_Report) October 21, 2020

Update (4:48 PM)-

15 emerging college football stars it's time to pay attention to.

Via @bmarcello https://t.co/3t7cLDbplQ pic.twitter.com/QkVZZZceEL

— 247Sports (@247Sports) October 21, 2020

Update (4:13 PM)-

Pitt has canceled its women’s soccer match scheduled for Sunday at Syracuse, a team spokesperson told PSN.

The ACC recently voted to reduce the number of competitions for the 2020-1 season from 20 to 16. Pitt had 15 scheduled, meaning they would have only had one to play in the spring.

Update (1:36 PM)-

Pine-Richland and North Allegheny still 4-5 in USA Today’s regional rankings. #WPIAL pic.twitter.com/vWs2O0PRKA

— Brad Everett (@BREAL412) October 21, 2020

Update (1:13 PM)-

**Despite the current 3 game losing streak and a challenging remaining schedule, CBS Sports Jerry Palm still has Pitt heading to a bowl game over the holidays. Palm has Pitt heading to the newest bowl game to take on a familiar name.

CBS Sports reveals new bowl projections: https://t.co/5sb2G2PNqp pic.twitter.com/hcE0p6aTzd

— 247Sports (@247Sports) October 21, 2020

Update (10:52 AM)-

https://t.co/g63AzDhL4M

— Tom Loy (@TomLoy247) October 21, 2020

Update (10:46 AM)-

10. Ian Book, Notre Dame
6. Kenny Pickett, Pittsburgh@PFF_Anthony ranks all 15 ACC starting quarterbacks⬇️https://t.co/qRyzGf9qqp

— PFF College (@PFF_College) October 21, 2020

Update (6:30 AM)-