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2025 PA athlete PJ Holmes details unofficial visits to both ODU and Towson
Between travel 7-on-7 and unofficial visits, Class of 2025 athlete PJ Holmes has had a busy off-season. Holmes, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound wide receiver/cornerback out of Malvern Prep High School in Pennsylvania, currently has an offer from Kent State. He took unofficial visit to both Old Dominion and Towson earlier this month. Holmes spoke to All State Preps on 247Sports about both visits.
TOWSON
Date visited: Mar. 9
Main Recruiter: Brian Sheppard (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach)
Position being recruited for: Wide Receiver
Coaches he spoke to: I talked with the head coach (Pete Shinnick), offensive coordinator, wide receivers coach (DJ Steward), and the recruiting coordinator (Britt Myers). They made me feel good as a prospect and said they like my film a lot.
Holmes said he was able to get a tour of the campus. "I liked the basketball court and the weight room." He also had an opportunity to check out a spring practice while he was there. "I thought the practice had great energy and great structure, which is amazing."
OLD DOMINION
Date visited: Mar. 16
Main Recruiters: Tyler Lamar (Player Personnel & Operations Graduate Assistant), Kody Cook (Wide Receiver)
Position being recruited for: Wide Receiver
Coaches he spoke to: I got to talk with Coach Lamar and Coach Cook. We discussed regular things such as camp visits. They feel good about learning more about me.
Holmes said that he was able to get a tour of both the facilities and the area. He also had an opportunity to check out a spring practice. "I thought the practice was fun, energetic, and highly intense," said Holmes. He plans to return back to campus to camp later this summer.
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