Pitt received two verbal commitments from members of the class of 2021 Thursday when offensive lineman Terrance Rankl and wide receiver Jaden Bradley made their non-binding pledges public.
100% Committed #H2P #PITT2L1TT pic.twitter.com/tVVedlqcNc
— Jaden G Bradley (@JadenBradleyyy) April 23, 2020
That makes three in two days for Pitt, lifting its total to six and its class ranking to 33rd in the nation and seventh in the ACC, according to Rivals.com rankings.
I’ve found a new place to call home...
— Terrence (@TerrenceRankl68) April 23, 2020
1000% COMMITTEDRECRUITMENT SHUTDOWN#H2P ?? pic.twitter.com/aEqar7AIUa
Rankl, 6-foot-5, 275 pounds, is a student at Washington High School in Massillon, Ohio. He is a three-star prospect with offers from Army, Arizona State, Kentucky, Purdue, Duke, Iowa State and Vanderbilt. Rivals ranks him 30th in Ohio and fourth among offensive linemen.
Bradley, 6-4, 190, attends Dematha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Md. With offers from Virginia and Wake Forest, he also is a three-star recruit and is ranked No. 30 overall in Maryland (the fourth wide receiver).
Rankl and Bradley are the first players at their positions to commit to Pitt this year.
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