Archy Wang is a big, promising Columbia freshman DL with Ivy size
In the 2026 season, Archy Wang is listed on Columbia’s roster as a first-year defensive lineman at 6-foot-3, 253 pounds, giving the Lions an intriguing long, sturdy frame up front[1][14]. The key sell is upside: he brings freshman-year developmental room, ideal size for the Ivy trenches, and the kind of length/weight profile that can turn into a disruptive run-stopper if his technique and pad level keep climbing[1][14].
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