BYU’s 6-4, 300-pound interior anchor with proven high-school production and rare strength
Larsen is the kind of defensive lineman coaches covet for trench work: a big interior body at **6-4, 300** who came to BYU as a **three-star** prospect and starred at Woods Cross with **48 tackles, 5 sacks, 1 interception and 2 fumble recoveries** as a senior. He played in three games as a freshman at BYU and earned his first college tackle against Idaho State, but the bigger differentiator is the buzz around his **exceptional strength** and blue-collar, low-flash profile—he projects best as a tough fit for teams that want physicality and leverage inside.
