the disruptive Sam Houston DL who already proved he can wreck a game
In the 2002 season, Kelvin Randall was a force on Sam Houston’s defensive front, earning Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors after a 10-tackle, 2-TFL outing and ranking second in the league with seven sacks the previous year. At 6-2 and 270 pounds, he brought legitimate edge-to-interior versatility, physicality, and snap-to-snap violence that coaches love in a tone-setter. If you want a defender who can create negative plays and energize a unit, Randall looks like a strong fit—he’s the kind of lineman opponents feel long after the whistle.
