Former Houston edge piece whose best calling card was disruption
Lee Ingersoll’s Houston profile is built on active hands, edge-setting toughness, and splash-play upside rather than gaudy volume; in the 2000 season opener at Rice, he logged 3 tackles, 2 fumble recoveries, and a pass breakup, and he even returned to the lineup after a spider bite sidelined him for a week[3]. He was also described as a 6-foot-3, 255-pound redshirt junior with a reputation for resilience and grit, which makes him the kind of defensive lineman coaches trust in physical, no-nonsense roles[3].
