Carmycah Glass brings length, production, and three-school toughness to Houston’s linebacker room
Glass looks like a high-floor, ready-made linebacker who already proved he can handle a full workload: Houston lists him as a 2024 Louisiana transfer who started all 13 games and played 835 snaps, and ESPN lists him at 6'4", 230 with 2025 production of 14 solo tackles, 1 sack, and 1 forced fumble. His big differentiator is versatility—247Sports notes he played both on the edge and off the ball in high school—while his path through Missouri, Louisiana, and Houston suggests resilience and adaptability. He fits best as a physical, scheme-flexible defender who can help stabilize a defense quickly.[2][5][6]
