Following up a story earlier in the week about Coach Dave Wannstedt selling Pitt is another piece talking about all that he is doing.

“I walked out of the house two mornings ago at 5:20,” Wannstedt offered. “And my wife says, ‘Are you out of your mind? Where are you going? What’s going on? What am I missing?'”

In this particular instance, it was a camp for 6-year-olds (Little Panther Camp).

Pitt has also conducted, or will conduct Team Passing Camp (40 high schools signed up for that one; others had to be turned away), Specialist Camp and Individual Prospect Camp.

Wannstedt seemingly shows up at more camps than Smokey the Bear.

“We got the camps, and then every night, the social things, or alumni golf tournaments in Mon Valley, Beaver, Erie; I don’t even know where else,” he continued. “Then you got your Panther Club events.”
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Wannstedt is all about multitasking these days.

“(Tonight) I’m speaking at the Concordia Club,” he said. “Friday night I’m doing a leukemia charity thing. Saturday we have a camp here. Sunday I’m one of the sponsors for a prostate cancer event and I’m doing a 10K walk on the North Side. And then Monday we have another camp.”

This is why college coaches bolt for the NFL and the increased job instability. It isn’t just because of the paycheck and not having to recruit. It’s all the other stuff that you have to do to sell the program. I couldn’t do it. I don’t like people that much.