Houston freshman DL Phillips Ojo is a long, active interior piece with upside
Phillips Ojo enters Houston as a 6'4", 240-pound freshman defensive lineman with the profile of a developmental disruptor: long, active, and built for upside rather than instant headline stats.[1] The main reasons to care are his frame, which suggests room to add strength, and his active status on the roster, which points to a real chance to carve out early rotational value if his motor translates.[1] He looks like a fit for a team that values length, effort, and long-term ceiling in the trenches more than immediate polish.[1]
