After playing his freshman season at Texas A&M, entering the transfer portal, committing to Kentucky and re-entering the portal, wide receiver Raymond Cottrell is reportedly going to visit ASU next week.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!According to 247Sports college football reporter Matt Zenitz, Cottrell will be checking out what Arizona State has to offer.
“Former Texas A&M and Kentucky wide receiver Raymond Cottrell is set to visit Arizona State next week,” Zenitz said. “Was a Class of 2023 four-star recruit. Had a TD catch for A&M vs. Louisiana-Monroe last year.”
Former Texas A&M and Kentucky wide receiver Raymond Cottrell is set to visit Arizona State next week, @APSportsAgency tells @247Sports.
Was a Class of 2023 four-star recruit. Had a TD catch for A&M vs. Louisiana-Monroe last year.https://t.co/KHjh2AB34A pic.twitter.com/crf963W6cF
— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) May 3, 2024
Before joining Texas A&M, he committed and de-committed from Florida and Georgia.
The Florida native played three games for Texas A&M where he scored a touchdown and had a reception for 13 yards.
As a result of the Aggies firing head coach Jimbo Fisher, Cottrell entered the portal on Nov. 13, 2023, before transferring to Kentucky on Dec. 9. He was eligible to be a redshirt which would give him four years of college eligibility.
But just four months after joining Kentucky, the 6-foot-3, 215-pound receiver would re-enter the portal on April 16.
If Cottrell does indeed join ASU, the Sun Devils would get to fill in a major hole in the program’s roster.
On Thursday, it was announced that Elijah Badger will visit Arizona State’s arch-rival, the University of Arizona, after entering the portal almost a month ago. Without Badger, ASU has senior Jake Smith, junior Troy Omeire and sophomore Jordyn Tyson at wideout.
Stay tuned to Burn City Sports for the latest updates surrounding the Sun Devils.
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Alec Cipollini covers Phoenix Sports News for Burn City Sports. You can follow him on his X account, @AlecCipollini
