Pitt's Pat Narduzzi Visits Two Top WPIAL Recruits

Because Armstrong is just a sophomore, he has not received a star rating on the major recruiting site yet. But he has the potential of being a blue-chip recruit.

Armstrong is a dual-threat who stands at 6-foot-3, 225 pounds. As a sophomore, Armstrong had 2,350 passing yards, 760 rushing yards, averaged 6.1 yards per carry and scored 37 total touchdowns in 2025, while missing the last four games due to an injury.

Armstrong also played in 10 games as a freshman, where he recorded 1,344 yards, 787 rushing yards and 25 total touchdowns.

According to the report, Armstrong is a priority for Pitt's coaching staff and they believe that he can become the next "hometown hero" in offensive coordinator Kade Bell's system.

Pitt was the first Division I school to offer Armstrong. The offer came over a year ago on Jan. 10, 2025. Pitt currently does not have any commits to its 2028 recruiting class.

Armstrong has since accumulated six more offers from West Virginia, North Carolina, Penn State, Kent State, Akron, Delaware State and Sacramento State.

Armstrong will likely receive more offers over the summer. Per NCAA rules, coaches cannot contact recruits directly until June 15 following their sophomore year of high school, and recruits cannot take official visits until Aug. 1 before their junior year.

Pitt Trying to Keep Jenkins Home

Jenkins garnered plenty of interest the moment he decommitted from Penn State. Just two days later, it was reported that Pitt, Kentucky, Florida State, North Carolina, USC and Nebraska were the top schools standing out to him.

According to Rivals, Jenkins made five unofficial visits to Pitt, three to West Virginia, two to Ohio State and one to Michigan State, UCF, Georgia and Nebraska before his decommitment. Jenkins recently announced that he will visit Penn State this weekend.

Jenkins is coming off an impressive season where he had 1,765 passing yards, 1,409 rushing yards, 41 total touchdowns, 24 total tackles, three for a loss, and one fumble recovery, according to MaxPreps.

Jenkins, 6-foot-2, 190 pounds, is ranked as the No. 11 player in Pennsylvania, the No. 27 safety and the No. 261 overall player in the Class of 2027 by the 247Sports Composite, while the Rivals Industry Rankings have Jenkins as the No. 10 player in the state, the No. 28 safety and the No. 263 player nationally.