The Arizona State Sun Devils have many 2027 recruits on their board as the 2027 recruiting class became eligible for contact after June 15.
One of the top targets for the Sun Devils is Lawrence Britt, a 2027 wide receiver from Memphis, Tennessee, who holds offers from several top programs due to his status as a projected five-star prospect. According to 247Sports, Britt is the 20th-ranked prospect nationally, the No. 1 player in Tennessee, and the third-ranked wide receiver. While he hasn’t officially earned his fifth star yet, the top 32 players in each class typically receive it, putting him in prime position. His offers include Alabama, Auburn, Arizona State, and many more.
The future five-star spoke with Arizona State Sun Devils On SI.
“It means a lot,” Britt said regarding his ASU offer. “Arizona State is on the rise, and I really like the way they play. They are a team that shocks you every time they play! But being offered by ASU is a blessing!”
Britt looks forward to building relationships with several coaches, including wide receivers coach Hines Ward.
“I am looking forward to building a relationship with Coach Ward and Coach Omura. Coach Omura used to coach at my high school, and Coach Ward is a very great coach! I know the type of player he was, and I know what he gets out of his players.”
Arizona State is expected to host Britt for a visit.
“Yes sir. We are still working it out, but most definitely! I want to visit because I’ve heard nothing but great things about the team, coaches, and atmosphere.”
The wideout confirmed to Arizona State Sun Devils On SI that he hasn’t identified a clear leader yet, nor have any schools begun to separate themselves in his recruitment.
“Right now, I am taking in this process every day. I don’t really have any schools sticking out because all of them have a different pitch. I am learning something new every day about each program!”
When thinking about ASU, weather plays a big role in Britt’s impression of the program.
“When I think of ASU, I think of hot weather—and beautiful football.”