Experienced Tulsa edge with proven disruption upside
Ray brings **experience and production** to Tulsa’s defensive front, with the program listing him as a three-year letterwinner, returning starter, and a player with 39 career games, 13 starts, 42 tackles, and 8.5 tackles for loss at the collegiate level.[5] His value is in being a **steady weak-side edge defender** who has already shown he can create negative plays, which makes him a useful fit for teams wanting a rotation end who can hold the edge and flash backfield disruption rather than just chase headline sack totals.[1][5]
