Chris Lawson from Archbishop Riordan in San Francisco pledges to UW.
Chris Lawson is a slender and speedy pass-catcher from San Francisco, who already wears a purple jersey and won't have to change that color scheme once he moves to the next level. While he currently pulls on No. 4, some people have suggested he might be even more comfortable running around with 11 on his chest.
"He reminds me of Jalen McMillan," Ravapati recently told Mitch Stephens from Sports Illustrated's High School site. Lawson, who played for Foothills High in Pleasanton, California, as a freshman before transferring to Archbishop Riordan, will enter his senior season with 167 career catches for 2,534 yards and 32 scores.
"Chris is just a difference-maker who honestly could play either wide receiver or cornerback at the next level and be an All-American type of player," Ravpati said.This past season for a 7-4 Riordan team, Lawson caught 68 passes for 969 yards and 11 touchdowns and, in showing off his versatility as a cornerback, he finished with 26 tackles, 3 interceptions and a pair of forced fumbles.
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