Report: Pitt Loses Tiquan Underwood to NFL Job
PITTSBURGH -- The Pitt Panthers are reportedly losing another assistant coach to an NFL job, according to a report from Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
Pitt receivers coach Tiquan Underwood will reportedly be leaving the Panthers to take a new job with the New England Patriots, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer reported, making it the second time this month the program has lost an assistant coach to the professional ranks. Underwood played for the Patriots during the 2011 season.
Underwood had reportedly been approached about taking a job on new Syracuse head coach Fran Brown's staff, but turned it down.
During Underwood's lone season in Pittsburgh, Jared Wayne surpassed the 1,000-receiving yard mark and eventually signed an undrafted free agent and he helped recruit a standout freshman class to the Panthers during this past cycle. Kenny Johnson emerged as a starter in his first season at the college level as a kick returner and wideout and the program has high hopes for classmates Israel Polk, Zion Fowler El and Lamar Seymore.
The Panthers have undergone major changes to the coaching staff this offseason following a 3-9 campaign in 2023. There's been turnover at offensive coordinator, defensive line coach, tight ends coach, special teams coordinator, running backs coach, offensive line coach and now wide receivers coach.
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