Coveted Pitt WR Commit Jacob Thomas Schedules Official Visit

Three-star wide receiver to visit Panthers from May 28-30.

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

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Three-star wide receiver Jacob Thomas, who has been committed to Pitt since March, has scheduled an official visit with the Panthers from May 28-30. This will be Thomas' first in-person visit to the program, and it comes as he continues to field interest from other schools despite his commitment.

Why it matters

Thomas is a priority recruit for Pitt, and this official visit will be crucial for the program to solidify his commitment and fend off other suitors. As a coveted three-star prospect, Thomas' decision could have a significant impact on Pitt's 2027 recruiting class.

The details

Thomas, a 5-10, 160-pound wide receiver from Charles W. Flanagan High School in Florida, has been committed to Pitt since March. However, he has yet to visit the program in person. During his official visit from May 28-30, Thomas will get an in-depth look at the program, and Pitt will attempt to strengthen his commitment as he continues to receive interest from other schools, including Florida State, Louisville, Purdue, and UCF.

  • Thomas scheduled his official visit to Pitt for May 28-30, 2026.
  • Pitt offensive coordinator Kade Bell visited Thomas at his home in January 2026.

The players

Jacob Thomas

A three-star wide receiver from Charles W. Flanagan High School in Florida who has been committed to Pitt since March 2026.

Kade Bell

The offensive coordinator for the Pitt football team, who visited Thomas at his home in January 2026.

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What’s next

During his official visit from May 28-30, 2026, Jacob Thomas will get an in-depth look at the Pitt program and the school will attempt to solidify his commitment as he continues to receive interest from other schools.

The takeaway

This official visit is a crucial moment for Pitt as they look to keep one of their top 2027 recruits committed to the program. Thomas' decision could have a significant impact on the team's recruiting class, and the school will need to make a strong impression during his visit to fend off other suitors.