Video and transcript: Narduzzi at the midpoint of camp
Summary
- Pitt's receivers were consistently creating separation and catching the ball at mid-camp; Tony Kinsler and Tyreek Robinson were specifically identified as risers alongside established target Censere Lee.
- Mason Heintschel was producing more explosive deep throws and showing improved recognition against coverages that troubled him as a freshman.
- Holden Geriner led the QB2 race because of better footwork, consistency and command of the offense, though Corey Simms and Beau Pribula remained within range.
- The first-team offense averaged 3.65 yards per carry against Pitt's first defense in the opening scrimmage, materially better than the usual one-to-two-yard camp baseline.
- Pitt expects Miami (Ohio) to load the box in the opener and plans to throw until the defense loosens, while using a deeper four-to-six-player linebacker rotation on defense.
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