Lanell Carr

Lanell Carr Jr. is a noteworthy player in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Football (NCAAF), known for his significant contributions on the field as part of the Indiana Hoosiers' defensive line. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Carr has made a name for himself through his physicality and athleticism, standing at 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 246 pounds. His position as a defensive lineman (DL) has been crucial for the Hoosiers, showcasing his skills and determination throughout his college career. During the 2024 season, Carr Jr. demonstrated his defensive prowess by recording impressive stats that contributed significantly to the team's performance. Over the course of 13 games, all of which he started, Carr amassed a total of 38 combined tackles, including 15 solo tackles and 23 assists. His ability to breach the offensive line was highlighted by his 1.5 sacks, totaling 10.5 sack yards lost for the opposing teams. Additionally, Carr showed his versatility and nose for the ball by accumulating 1.0 tackle for loss and recovering one fumble, which he returned for 8 yards. Carr's impact on the field was not limited to just tackles and sacks; he also applied pressure on quarterbacks, evidenced by his 3 quarterback hits. Despite his aggressive play style, he maintained discipline, only incurring one penalty throughout the season, which cost his team 15 yards but also resulted in a first down. Lanell Carr Jr.'s senior year performance solidifies his role as a key player for the Hoosiers, contributing to both the team's defensive strategies and its overall success in the highly competitive landscape of college football. His achievements on the field reflect his commitment to excellence and his potential for future success, both in his remaining time at Indiana and potentially at the professional level.