Young Southern defensive lineman with size and upside
In the 2026 season, Sean Mitchell is listed on Southern University’s football roster as a sophomore defensive lineman, but the program does not show current season stats yet[3]. At 6'3" and 330 pounds, he brings classic interior power and mass, the kind of frame that can clog lanes and anchor against the run[1][2]. The main reason to care: his size gives Southern a physical tone-setter up front, even before the box score catches up[1][3].
AlSt L 17-30 
KySt W 34-15 
Hou L 6-77 
LaChri W 50-31 
JkSt L 17-35 –
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