sturdy Pitt tackle with a proven prep pedigree
Hollins arrived at Pitt as a highly regarded Aliquippa standout and built his value the old-school way: durability, size, and dependable edge work. In his Pitt career, he played in 21 games with 10 starts, and in the 2013 season he started the final three games at right tackle, helping Pitt post 487 total yards in the bowl win over Bowling Green. His best calling card is trench toughness—he was a four-year starter in high school and brings a blue-collar, no-drama profile that fits a run-game-first or physical depth-chart role.
