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Pitt released its official depth chart for Friday night's game at Virginia, and here's a look at the two-deep this week.
The Pitt coaches reordered the two-deep at receiver this week, moving Aaron Mathews to a No. 1 spot ahead of Shocky Jacques-Louis and Dontavius Butler-Jenkins - he had been behind those two in previous weeks - and sliding Maurice Ffrench to a No. 1 position ahead of Taysir Mack.
Ffrench is Pitt's leading receiver this season and Mack returned to action for the Duke game after missing several games due to injury.
The only change to the defensive two-deep was at defensive tackle, where redshirt sophomore Keyshon Camp has been removed due to a season-ending injury. Now junior Amir Watts and redshirt freshman Jaylen Twyman are listed as "OR" starters. Camp did not play in the win over Duke; Twyman started in place of him.
