Kyle Louis, who is ranked as the No. 11 player in New Jersey, flipped his commitment from Temple and joined Pitt’s 2022 recruiting class Monday night.
I want to thank Coach Infante and Temple U for their belief in me. However, I have decided to decommit and commit to the U of Pitt. Thank you to all who have supported me and my family. I will continue to work and make illtown proud. Sharks will be circling Pittsburgh????#H2P
— Kyle Louis (@kylelouis09) October 26, 2021
Projected to play linebacker in college, Louis participates on both sides of the football for East Orange High School. In six games, he has recorded 73 tackles (24 solo) with 16 for a loss, one sack, one interception and two forced fumbles, according to Max Preps. He also has rushed for 276 yards and caught three passes for 99.
He is ranked 45th in the nation in the athlete category by Rivals.com.
Louis, 6-foot, 200 pounds, is the 12th member of Pitt’s class, which is 52nd in the nation and 10th in the ACC, according to Rivals.
Committed to Temple for the past four months, he also has offers from Penn State, Marshall, UMass, West Virginia, Maryland, Buffalo and Kent State.
