Pitt had a handful notable recruits on campus for unofficial visits Tuesday morning. Here’s a rundown of six standouts who visited.
Wynn and Harris are offensive linemen at Muskegon High School in Michigan, and they’ve both got offers from Pitt. Wynn has power-conference offers from Iowa State, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State and Rutgers, in addition to Pitt, while the Panthers are the only power-conference team to offer Harris so far.
Kitchen is one of the top defensive end prospects in the 2027 recruiting class. He’s already got offers from Pitt, Michigan State and Toledo, and that list is only going to grow. As a freshman in 2023, he started 11 games and recorded 50 tackles and 7.5 sacks, as well as five forced fumbles.
He’s a really impressive young player who already stands 6’6”, and he’s only going to grow in stature as a prospect.
Williams came to Pitt without an offer from the Panthers, but he had one by the time he left.
A 6’0” 185-pound prospect, Williams was told by Pitt safeties coach Cory Sanders that he could play field safety or boundary safety, and the Panthers are the second power-conference team to offer him.
Last season as a junior, Williams had 73 tackles, 14 pass breakups, four interceptions and two fumble recoveries - and he turned two of those picks and both fumble recoveries into touchdowns.
Parris is an impressive athlete in the 2026 recruiting class as a 6’4” 190-pound receiver as a sophomore. He’s got offers from Kentucky, Purdue and Wisconsin, in addition to Ball state, Central Michigan, UMass and Ohio.
Farley is a 5’11” 190-pound running back prospect from Virginia, and he picked up his first offer in January when Pitt gave him a scholarship. He rushed for 850 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore - he’s in the recruiting class of 2026 - and he is making the rounds of ACC schools right now, with spring visits to Duke, Virginia Tech, Virginia, N.C. State and Syracuse.
Wynn and Harris are offensive linemen at Muskegon High School in Michigan, and they’ve both got offers from Pitt. Wynn has power-conference offers from Iowa State, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State and Rutgers, in addition to Pitt, while the Panthers are the only power-conference team to offer Harris so far.
Kitchen is one of the top defensive end prospects in the 2027 recruiting class. He’s already got offers from Pitt, Michigan State and Toledo, and that list is only going to grow. As a freshman in 2023, he started 11 games and recorded 50 tackles and 7.5 sacks, as well as five forced fumbles.
He’s a really impressive young player who already stands 6’6”, and he’s only going to grow in stature as a prospect.
Williams came to Pitt without an offer from the Panthers, but he had one by the time he left.
A 6’0” 185-pound prospect, Williams was told by Pitt safeties coach Cory Sanders that he could play field safety or boundary safety, and the Panthers are the second power-conference team to offer him.
Last season as a junior, Williams had 73 tackles, 14 pass breakups, four interceptions and two fumble recoveries - and he turned two of those picks and both fumble recoveries into touchdowns.
Parris is an impressive athlete in the 2026 recruiting class as a 6’4” 190-pound receiver as a sophomore. He’s got offers from Kentucky, Purdue and Wisconsin, in addition to Ball state, Central Michigan, UMass and Ohio.
Farley is a 5’11” 190-pound running back prospect from Virginia, and he picked up his first offer in January when Pitt gave him a scholarship. He rushed for 850 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore - he’s in the recruiting class of 2026 - and he is making the rounds of ACC schools right now, with spring visits to Duke, Virginia Tech, Virginia, N.C. State and Syracuse.
