Pitt kept its recruiting momentum in the state of Georgia going on Sunday with a commitment from Westlake High School cornerback Khamani Estrada. The 6-0 and 175-pound three-star prospect chose the Panthers on Sunday over a group of finalists that included Louisville, North Carolina, Purdue and West Virginia.
“Because of the loyalty,” Estrada told Panther-Lair.com about why he committed to the Panthers. “Coach Collins offered me early after my sophomore year. It just felt like the best fit for me. After the OV, I kind of felt like I’ve seen everything I needed to see and it was just the spot for me.”
Estrada took in an official visit to Pitt the weekend of June 11-13th. The opportunity to see Pittsburgh was an eye-opening experience for the Georgia native and he fell in love with the situation he would be in with the Panthers. Pitt’s defensive philosophy, headlined by head coach in who specializes on that side of the ball was highly appealing…