Florida is getting Memphis Lausanne four-star wide receiver Lawrence Britt down to Gainesville for a spring visit on Tuesday, he announced via social media.
It’s an intriguing trip for Britt, who was re-offered by the new UF staff on Feb. 12. The Gators will look to up their standing with the rising pass-catcher as he continues to feel out who his top contenders are.
There is an SEC team currently trending, per the Rivals Recruiting Prediction Machine. Missouri has been all over Britt’s recruitment and he’ll be back in Columbia this coming weekend. Clemson has been thoroughly in the mix to this point, too. He’s locked in official visits to both programs early on.
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Britt is the No. 219 overall prospect and No. 28 WR in the 2027 cycle, according to the Rivals Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all major recruiting media companies. He’s also the No. 9 player in Tennessee.
As a junior for Lausanne, Britt hauled in 47 receptions for 825 yards and also had 300 rushing yards on 42 carries, notching 18 total touchdowns. He now works toward making a decision sometime before the beginning of his senior year.
“Education is huge for me. I want to thrive even if football doesn’t work out. Development is important too — who can help me reach my goals,” Britt previously told Rivals. “My parents trusting the coaches and the environment matters, and then it comes down to me feeling comfortable.”
Florida has two commits in 2027 class thus far
There’s some newfound recruiting momentum in Gainesville under new head coach Jon Sumrall. The Gators are at or near the top of plenty of blue-chip recruitments and they’re getting coveted targets on campus.
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Early on, they have two commits in the mix: Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage four-star cornerback Amare Nugent and Centerburg (Ohio) three-star tight end Jackson Ballinger.
Nugent was Sumrall’s first pledge, locking in on Jan. 24. He’s the No. 311 recruit and No. 31 corner in the nation. Ballinger committed a month later and is the No. 27 TE and No. 17 player in Ohio in the cycle.
“I believe they do things right by establishing good foundations and character development first. Before they started talking football, when I was down there in January they proved they want people to be a Florida Gator and they saw that in me,” Ballinger told Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong about his decision.
