This current freshman passes the eye test in what you are looking for with a young OL. His 6’4 260lb frame gives him a good start to his process of potentially growing into a big-time prospect. What will really grab college OL coaches’ attention will be his wingspan that already surpasses the 80” mark in his early development.

Imir saw legit playing time as a freshman for the Bearcats starting in all 9 games of his first high school season. On film his highlight tape is slim, but with what he has, Orr shows the ability to get out on to defenders and run his feet which can be hard for big men his size and age to do. Watching him in person this off-season is where you can start to see his improvement as he transitions into his sophomore season.

Overall, this off-season and sophomore season will be huge for Orr to show college coaches how much he has progressed from his freshman season. It is too early to determine or predict what level this athlete might end up at collegiately but scoring a 49 as a freshman on our CRI score is a solid start to his career. Look for this rating to only improve as he gets older, stronger, and grows into his body more.