Die-Hards: Pitt Still on the Hunt for WR’s

The first group of official visitors is always big because it has the potential to set the tone for the upcoming weeks.

If a school receives commitments from recruits that are visiting, that could impact if players that are scheduled to visit later on that month end up coming. Either a player could decide to cancel their visit, or the school would cancel it for them.

That sounds harsh but that’s the reality and the business of recruiting.

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As the saying goes, the majority of scholarships offered come with an expiration date.

Next weekend, Pitt is currently scheduled to bring in 20+ recruits for official visits and the position group that intrigues me most is at wide receiver.

Despite having already received commitments from two wide receivers, Kade Bell and Pitt have a number of very talented and highly ranked wide receivers scheduled for visits.

Here’s a look at who’s coming, who’s not coming and some thoughts on the situation.