2014: Redshirt sophomore ... Played in 11 games ... Saw regular time as a reserve at guard and on special teams in 2014.
2013: Redshirt freshman ... Made first career start at right guard in season opener at Cal ... Started first eight games at right guard ... Helped Wildcats average 172.4 yards per game on the ground and allowed QBs to complete 63.1 percent of passes this season, third-best mark in the Big Ten ... Wildcats led the Big Ten and ranked third in the NCAA in red zone offense (95.7%) ... Aided Trevor Siemian in throwing for 414 yards and four TDs at Illinois ... NU rushed for a season-high 332 yards on the ground against Western Michigan ... Academic All-Big Ten.
2012: Redshirted his true freshman season ... Named Offensive Practice Player of the Week following Illinois game.
High School: ESPN.com three-star honoree ... Ranked 35th nationally among offensive guards and 23rd overall in Pennsylvania by 247Sports ... Ranked 38th nationally among offensive guards and the No. 17 prospect in the state by ESPN.com ... Ranked 44th nationally among offensive guards by Rivals.com ... SuperPrep All-Northeast selection and ranked No. 22 among Pennsylvania prospects by SuperPrep ... First-team all-state honors in 2011 ... Selected to play in Ohio and Pennsylvania's prestigious Big 33 game ... Earned Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fabulous 22 (2011) and Fabulous South (2010, 2011) honors ... Tribune ReviewTerrific 25 selection ... Almanac All-Star Team selection ... Two-time first-team Great Southern all-conference ... Selected by USA Football to the 2012 U.S. Under-19 National Team ... Received invitations to participate in the Chesapeake Bowl and the Super 60 (Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh) ... Three-year starter for the Panthers, helping Upper St. Clair to WPIAL Finals in 2011 ... A physically tough and agile lineman which makes him a prime run-blocker ... Coached by Jim Render.
Personal: Born Ian Sang Park ... Son of Lisa and Chong Park ... Older brother, Alex, plays quarterback at Dartmouth College ... Attended same high school as Sean Lee of the Dallas Cowboys, Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz, former NFL head coach Todd Haley and former MLB all-star Sean Casey ... Major is undeclared.