A few thoughts this morning:
- I expect Daejon Reynolds to announce his commitment to Pitt any day now. I haven't heard that anything has changed, and as far as I know, he should be in Pittsburgh right now; it seems like the only thing missing is him announcing it.
- I don't get the sense there's a lot of urgency in getting another transfer receiver right now. I don't think the staff is opposed to it, and if one of the other targets were to express an interest in visiting and/or committing, they wouldn't say no. But from what I can see, they're not pushing for it right now. I'm sure they're keeping an eye on the portal - who goes in, who's available, who would fit, etc. - simply because that's what every staff is doing at every position, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind getting another receiver, but it doesn't seem like there's a heavy emphasis on it right now.
- If that's where things end up, then the receiver room will be very much relying on youth in 2023. Konata Mumpfield and Bub Means are the only returning scholarship players with any kind of meaningful experience. Reynolds has about 12 career catches, which is still more than anybody else behind Mumpfield and Means. And then there are four freshmen coming in. I'm guessing at least two of those four play enough to burn their redshirts, and if the current situation stands, I could see at least one of the freshmen being a top-4 receiver.
- Of course, there's a long way to go between now and August, so this is far from settled. But that scenario is at least one possibility that seems likely.