Pitt Adds Second Signing Day Surprise, Flips FAU Commit

Pitt finished off its early 2025 National Signing Day with the second surprise of the morning.

Pitt flipped Cameron Sapp — a 5-foot-10, 160-pound three-star wide receiver from Miami Palmetto in Miami, Fla. — from FAU, where he had been committed since Nov. 20.

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It’s a process that appears to have come together rather quickly for Sapp and the Pitt coaching staff.

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Sapp held offers from Bowling Green, Buffalo, Coastal Carolina, ECU, FIU, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Liberty, Maryland, Nebraska, Rhode Island, SMU, South Carolina, Syracuse, Texas A&M, Toledo, USF, Utah and West Virginia.

Sapp fits the mold of offensive coordinator Kade Bell looks for in a wide receiver, possessing blazing speed in a slight frame. He recorded 44 catches for 607 yards (13.8 yards per reception) and eight touchdowns as a senior at Palmetto.

247Sports rates Sapp as the 156th-ranked wide receiver and 156th-ranked recruit from Florida while On3 rates him as the 149th-ranked wide receiver and 119th-ranked recruit from Florida.

He has a 5.5 Rivals Rating.

Sapp is the third and final member of the 2025 wide receiving corps, joining fellow signees Tony Kinsler and Bryce Yates. It’s a skill position group (with running backs Ja’Kyrian Turner, Jaylin Brown and Synkwan Smith) that offers a whole lot of versatility.