#13 Lawrence Keys / Wide Receiver
- Height: 5-11
- Weight: 170
- Hometown: New Orleans, LA
- School: McDonogh 35
- Composite Ranking:
- National Ranking: 286
- Positional Ranking: 47
Lawrence Keys News & Notes
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5 Things I Liked: Notre Dame’s Ian Book Delivers Final Lesson to Former Backup
Notre Dame improved to 8-0 on the season yesterday with a 45-31 victory over Boston College. The game was billed as a “revenge” game for former Irish quarterback Phil Jurkovec,…
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Reassessing Notre Dame Football’s Wide Receiver Room Following Injuries
The wide receiver position has not played out the way anyone hoped it would for Notre Dame through five games this season. Injuries have limited the group and prevented Notre…
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Overreactions from Notre Dame Finally Beating Navy Like They Should
Notre Dame unleashed the kind of whooping on Navy on Saturday that we used to be used to seeing. Over the last decade, though, we’ve rarely see Notre Dame handle…
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8 New Faces to Watch for in Notre Dame’s Season Opener
While a handful of programs started their season on week zero and a few more on Thursday night before almost everyone else starts their seasons today, Notre Dame fans still…
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Lawrence Keys Ready to Take Off for Notre Dame
When Notre Dame takes the field on Monday night in the House that Papa John Built, there’ll be a lot of familiar faces on offense for the Irish. Ian Book…
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My 5 Favorite Players On The 2019 Notre Dame Football Team
It’s been said that parents can’t pick between their kids, which is true in a Sophie’s Choice kind of way but isn’t true in an “I secretly really like the…
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5 Surging Sophomores for Notre Dame Football in 2019
These rising sophomores are expected to contribute in a big way for the Fighting Irish this fall. Center Jarrett Patterson – Patterson made the transition from tackle to center in the…
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10 Notre Dame Football Backups to Watch in Fall Camp
With Notre Dame starting fall camp on Sunday, everyone’s eyes are one some predictable areas like linebacker, field corner, and running back. It makes sense. All of those positions have…
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Notre Dame Freshman Lawrence Keys Excelling Under The Radar
Notre Dame signed four wide receivers in the 2018 recruiting class: Kevin Austin, Braden Lenzy, Micah Jones, and Lawrence Keys. The most high profile of the quartet was Austin; a…
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5 Evolving Storylines on Offense for Notre Dame this Spring
Notre Dame fans have received many blessings the last two football seasons, the latest being the amount of full coverage allotted to the media for spring practice. Normally we are…
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Can Notre Dame Find Playmakers at Wide Receiver this Spring?
The storyline from the Cotton Bowl meltdown for Notre Dame was the glaring difference at the skill positions. Clemson’s wide receivers were just on another level and made plays even…
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Notre Dame – Clemson Game Day Storylines: Playoffs Edition
The long wait for playoff football is almost over! After a month of no Fighting Irish football to watch, Notre Dame is back in action today in the Cotton Bowl…
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Will Notre Dame Speed Up Lenzy, Keys in Cotton Bowl?
Neither Braden Lenzy or Lawrence Keys played a down of football for Notre Dame this season as true freshmen. In any previous year the idea of playing them in a…
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Week 2 Update: Which Freshmen For Notre Dame Are Ready To Make A Major Impact In 2018?
As part of our weekly freshmen watch, and with a weeks more information, here is an update on which freshmen are likely to contribute on a weekly basis on offense…
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Which Freshmen For Notre Dame Are Ready To Make A Major Impact In 2018?
A lot of the time, freshmen are fun to talk about in the preseason, but give way to the experience once camp begins. Take last season for example. Most of…
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