LSU, Bo Davis want to 'build something' with help from Bryce Perry-Wright

The latest offer to hit the table for Bryce Perry-Wright came from a program already in on him. LSU and the new defensive staff reoffered Perry-Wright on Monday, reestablishing a connection with the four-star strongside defense end.

Defensive line coach Bo Davis and defensive coordinator Blake Baker contacted him with the news earlier this week, eyeing the Rivals100 recruit from Buford, a defensive powerhouse in Georgia, as a key target for the Class of 2026.

"(Davis) was just telling me he is trying to build something and keep the legacy going at LSU," Perry-Wright said.

This conversation marked Perry-Wright's first with the new defensive staff. He was previously recruited by former defensive line coach Jimmy Lindsey, who stepped into a smaller role last season due to personal matters.

Lindsey offered Perry-Wright in June 2023, and former staffer John Jancek visited him and other Buford targets in December.

As of Saturday, Perry-Wright hadn't scheduled any visits for this spring.

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