Pitt Lands Spring Visits From Top 2027 Recruits

Latest offers and upcoming visits for Pitt football's 2027 recruiting class

Published on Mar. 1, 2026

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Pitt football is gearing up for spring visits from several top 2027 recruits, including offensive lineman Jaiden Lindsay, athletes Lundon Hampton and Darryl Flemister, and defensive back De'von Dallas. The Panthers have also extended new scholarship offers to 2027 prospects like defensive back Keontay Toomer and running back Jayden Alexander.

Why it matters

Securing spring visits from elite 2027 recruits is crucial for Pitt as they look to build on their recent recruiting success and continue stocking their roster with top talent from the WPIAL region and beyond.

The details

Several 2027 recruits with major Division I offers plan to visit Pitt this spring, including offensive lineman Jaiden Lindsay, athletes Lundon Hampton and Darryl Flemister, and defensive back De'von Dallas. Pitt has also extended new scholarship offers to 2027 prospects like defensive back Keontay Toomer and running back Jayden Alexander.

  • Jaiden Lindsay plans to visit Pitt, but has not locked down a date yet.
  • Lundon Hampton and Darryl Flemister will visit Pitt in March.
  • De'von Dallas plans to visit Pitt on March 28th.

The players

Jaiden Lindsay

A 2027 3-star offensive lineman from Olney, Maryland who holds Power 5 offers from Pitt, Penn State, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Syracuse and West Virginia.

Lundon Hampton

A 2027 athlete from Grand Rapids, Michigan who holds Power 5 offers from Pitt, Michigan State, Cincinnati and Kansas.

Darryl Flemister

A 2027 3-star athlete from Detroit, Michigan who holds Power 5 offers from Pitt, Michigan, Ole Miss, Oregon, Tennessee and several other schools.

De'von Dallas

A 2027 defensive back from Westerville, Ohio who received his first Division I offer from Miami (OH).

Keontay Toomer

A 2027 defensive back from Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis, Indiana who holds Power 5 offers from Purdue, Missouri, Louisville, Iowa State and Cincinnati.

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What they’re saying

“We must not let individuals continue to damage private property in San Francisco.”

— Robert Jenkins, San Francisco resident (San Francisco Chronicle)

“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”

— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)

The takeaway

Pitt is making a strong push for top 2027 recruits in the WPIAL region and beyond, securing spring visits from several elite prospects as they look to continue building their recruiting momentum.