The 5’11 195 RB has back to back 1000 yd rushing seasons for BT. Pitts has a good combination of speed, quickness in space, and toughness and is a dangerous return man. Pitts proved in the final game of the season that he could step up and carry the load if asked. He carried the ball a season high 37 times for 227 yards and scored 3 TDs in the 31-28 loss to Cambridge. Prep Redzone has Pitts ranked as the #39 RB in the 2026 Class and a good post season run will go along way in creating some traction in the recruiting world.

A tackle-breaking back out of Roswell who brought a strong blend of power, balance, and big play ability. He follows his blocks well and does a good job of running behind his pads when he meets a defender. He does a good bit of keeping his legs moving after contact and has no problem out-running a defensive back down the field when he needs too. He’s one of the better backs in the North Fulton area and is now ranked as the No. 30 ATH and the No. 266 overall prospect in the state. He ran for just over 1,100 yards last season as a junior with 14 touchdowns.

It was a spectacular showing for Pitts. He ran for tough yards all night and proved bouncey enough to take the ball outside and vacate space. He is a thin, but tall 5’11 180. While thin at this stage of development, he still ran for tough yards all night and found ways to stay on his feet through contact. Pitts was the top playmaker for BT early on, and his combination of finesse and toughness makes him an intriguing back with high upside. He has had a productive career as well. Pitts is a D1 RB prospect and someone I will circle back to in the future.