Pitt offensive line coach Dave Borbely typically doesn’t feel comfortable until he finds enough big bodies to completely fill out his two-deep depth chart.
With all five starters moving on next year after their upcoming redshirt senior seasons, Borbely must be pleased with how the 2023 recruiting class is developing.
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B.J. Williams, an offensive lineman from Fairburn, Ga., revealed on Twitter his intentions to enroll next year. In Pitt’s 17-man class, he is the fifth who plays on the offensive line. He joins Phillip Daniels, Tai Ray, Colin Van Rooy and Ryan Carretta.
Williams (6-foot-4, 270 pounds) has 23 scholarship offers, including from Kansas and Syracuse. He previously had been committed to Memphis.
Pitt’s class consists entirely of three-star prospects and is ranked 31st in the nation and seventh in the ACC by Rivals.com.
