Pitt secures commitment from 3-star CB Kayden Battle over MSU, Stanford, Kansas State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 9:49 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Cornerback Kayden Battle has committed to the University of Pittsburgh, choosing the Panthers over Michigan State, Stanford, and Kansas State. Battle, a 5-foot-11 prospect from Powder Springs, Georgia, made his decision following an official visit to Pitt on June 12. His recruitment has been a point of focus for Michigan State, which recently lost two cornerback targets. With Battle now part of Pittsburgh's roster, Michigan State will need to revisit their recruitment strategy as they look to fill their final cornerback spot.
- •Kayden Battle is a 3-star cornerback from Powder Springs, GA.
- •Battle chose Pitt after officially visiting on June 12.
- •Michigan State has lost multiple cornerback recruits recently.
- •Pitt's recruitment success demonstrates progress under their coaching staff.
- •Michigan State will seek to fill their remaining cornerback position.
- 9:49 PMYahoo Sports — Pitt lands 3-star CB Kayden Battle over MSU, Stanford and Kansas State
"Michigan State has been beaten out for a second cornerback on Sunday, with Pitt landing a 3-star over the Spartans, Stanford and Kansas State.
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