SMU’s Henry Douglass: active sophomore OL with size and upside
Henry Douglass is an active sophomore offensive lineman for SMU who brings prototypical size at 6'3" and 131 kg, and he’s already on the field in 2026, which matters for an OL because availability and development are huge tells.[1][3] His value is less about flashy stats and more about fit: a guard-sized blocker with room to grow, useful for teams that want physicality, stability, and coaching upside in the trenches.[1][3]
FSU W 27-24 
UCDav W 56-10 
Lou L 31-41 
MoStU W 34-24 
BC W 25-16 $426K
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