Former USC Trojans defensive lineman Bear Alexander announced in late December that he would be transferring to the Oregon Ducks. Alexanders’ Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) valuation is currently projected at $568K per On3.
Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning is a transfer portal wizard. Since taking over the Oregon football program, Lanning has led the Ducks to a 36-5 record with transfer quarterbacks at the helm and key transfer players providing essential production.
Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning is a transfer portal wizard. Since taking over the Oregon football program, Lanning has led the Ducks to a 36-5 record with transfer quarterbacks at the helm and key transfer players providing essential production.
Oregon won a commitment from USC Trojan former Georgia Bulldog defensive tackle Bear Alexander yesterday, a 6-3, 315 four-star defensive tackle from Terrell, Texas.
During the season, the USC Trojans saw one of their prized transfer portal pickups of 2023 depart the team. Now, former USC defensive lineman Bear Alexander has settled down and found his third school in four years.
USC Trojans transfer portal defensive lineman Bear Alexander is going to be an Oregon Duck and play for coach Dan Lanning. After paying a visit to coach James Franklin and the Penn State Nittany Lions in Happy Valley on Dec.
USC Trojans transfer portal defensive lineman Bear Alexander is going to be an Oregon Duck to play for coach Dan Lanning. After paying a visit to coach James Franklin and the Penn State Nittany Lions in Happy Valley on Dec.
The Oregon Ducks are headed to the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff as the No. 1 team in the nation. Oregon will have a first-round bye, finishing
While Oregon football awaits the winner of Saturday night’s high-profile matchup between Ohio State and Tennessee, they are taking some time to survey the transfer portal.
USC defensive lineman Bear Alexander hit the transfer portal after two seasons with the Trojans. He received a projection for his next team on Friday. On3's Max Torres predicted that the Oregon Ducks would land Alexander via X.
USC Trojans transfer portal defensive lineman Bear Alexander is making his rounds to some elite programs across the country, two of which come from the Big Ten Conference.
Former USC Trojans interior defensive lineman Bear Alexander entered the transfer portal after opting to exercise his redshirt during the 2024 regular season.
Penn State is getting a visit from one of its biggest— figuratively and literally— transfer portal targets thus far. Thursday afternoon, Matt Zenitz of 247Sports reported that Bear Alexander, a 6-foot-3, 315-pound defensive tackle who previously played at Georgia and USC, will be visiting Penn State this weekend.
The USC Trojans lost defensive lineman Bear Alexander to the transfer portal earlier this week. Alexander spend just two seasons with USC after transferring from Georgia following his freshman year in 2022. Alexander played in all 13 games for the Trojans in 2023, but decided to sit out and redshirt after 3 games in 2024.
Former USC Trojans defensive lineman Bear Alexander is on the move again as he officially entered the transfer portal on Monday. Alexander has told On3 that Oregon, Penn State and SMU are the schools that are standing out to him.
While the No. 1 Oregon Ducks prepare to make a run in the College Football Playoff, the transfer portal has opened. As a result, Oregon coach Dan Lanning and his staff will have to spend some time monitoring and recruiting their top transfer targets.
A name that previously expressed interest in the Oregon Ducks is Bear Alexander, recently of the USC Trojans. Now that the transfer portal is open, the 6-foot-3, 315-pound defensive tackle has put his name right back in the whirlwind.
A former Big Ten DL who Penn State is familiar with in recruiting is now in the transfer portal and plans to visit PSU. Bear Alexander, a 6-foot-3, 315-pounder is working on a trip to Penn State, along with Oregon and SMU, per 247Sports.
The Bear Alexander saga was certainly an interesting one during his time with the USC Trojans. After transferring from Georgia, he instantly became the face of the defense and backed that up by having a stellar 2023 campaign.
The USC Trojans experienced a very weird situation a few weeks ago. Defensive tackle Bear Alexander complained about snaps after the loss to the Michigan Wolverines.
This is the new era of name, image, likeness and the transfer portal, players deciding for themselves to redshirt (only allowed once) instead of a coach deciding for the player in order preserve and build of his future potential.
Alexander has seen his role reduced this season and will now sit out the rest of the season to retain a year of eligibility ahead of a transfer out of the program.
When Notre Dame football travels to take on USC the final weekend of the regular season, the Fighting Irish rival will be without highly touted defensive lineman Bear Alexander.
Defensive tackle Bear Alexander plans to enter the transfer portal after one season with Southern California, according to multiple reports on Wednesday.
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Bear Alexander has an appropriate name for what he does. He's a 6-foot-3, 300-pound defensive lineman who played his freshman season for Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs, notching nine tackles, three tackles for loss and two sacks en route to helping the Bulldogs win the College Football Playoff National Championship in 2022-23.
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