EUGENE – The Oregon Ducks welcomed early enrollees from their 2026 recruiting class to campus at the start of January. Members of the team’s transfer portal haul are now arriving in Eugene, with defensive lineman D’Antre Robinson being the latest.
Oregon Ducks defensive lineman Bear Alexander announced he will return to the program in 2026 earlier in December, and ahead of Oregon's College Football Playoff matchup against the Texas Tech Red Raiders, Alexander explained why he chose to forgo the NFL Draft and return to school.
The USC Trojans will face a gauntlet of a Big Ten schedule in 2026, including several tough home and road matchups that will shape their chances of reaching the College Football Playoff in their fifth season under coach Lincoln Riley.
Oregon Ducks defensive lineman Bear Alexander announced that he will be forgoing the NFL Draft and returning to Oregon for the 2026 season. Alexander posted the news on his Instagram page with the following message: "I prayed for this moment.
Defensive lineman Bear Alexander transferred to the Oregon Ducks ahead of the 2025 season after spending two years with the USC Trojans. In week 13 of the college football season, Alexander faced off against his former team when the No.
In Oregon Ducks defensive line coach Tony Tuioti's unit, junior A'mauri Washington and redshirt junior Bear Alexander, each well over 300 pounds, do heaps of the dirty work that goes unnoticed to the masses.
Oregon Ducks defensive lineman Bear Alexander is gaining NFL buzz for his breakout season. After transferring this offseason, Alexander is thriving under Ducks coach Dan Lanning's leadership after playing for the Georgia Bulldogs and USC Trojans.
The No. 8 Oregon Ducks lost their first game of the season to the No. 3 Indiana Hoosiers, and Oregon defensive lineman Bear Alexander revealed the team's mindset as they prepare to face the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.
The one that got away is now making noise in Eugene. Former USC defensive lineman Bear Alexander, once projected to be a centerpiece in the Trojans’ defensive rebuild, has quickly found new life as a disruptive force for No.
EUGENE – Defense might win championships, but for the Oregon Ducks' defensive line, building championship-caliber chemistry starts off the field. A pair of the Ducks’ key defensive linemen for the 2025 season are A’Mauri Washington and Bear Alexander.
After contributing to an elite SEC defense for one season, former USC Trojans defensive tackle Bear Alexander came to Southern California and made immediate impact.
Former USC Trojans and Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Bear Alexander transferred to the Oregon Ducks to play for coach Dan Lanning following the 2024 season.
Former Georgia Bulldogs and USC Trojans defensive lineman, Bear Alexander transferred to the Oregon Ducks this offseason. Oregon coach Dan Lanning addresses the "perception" and reality of Alexander's work ethic as he looks to make an immediate impact on the Ducks.
The Oregon Ducks defensive line in 2024 was full of physicality and tenacity. With former Oregon Ducks defensive linemen Jordan Burch and Derrick Harmon now in the NFL, who will Oregon coach Dan Lanning look to to lead the defensive front in the 2025 season?
One of the most intriguing newcomers on the Oregon Ducks 2025 roster is defensive lineman Bear Alexander. One of the most coveted prospects in the transfer
EUGENE – During the offseason, the Oregon Ducks brought in a crucial transfer to help bolster Oregon’s defensive line. With key players on the defensive line departing, there was a need to fill a spot in the trenches.
The Oregon Ducks have had their fair share of roster losses this offseason due to the wildness of the transfer portal. After an undefeated regular season
The Oregon Ducks have made multiple splash additions from the transfer portal this offseason, but one of the more interesting new faces is undoubtedly USC Trojans defensive line transfer Bear Alexander.
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.
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.
USC Trojans defensive lineman Bear Alexander announced his intentions to utilize his redshirt on Sept. 28, and he plans on transferring from USC after the season.
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.
Quarterback transfers usually earn the spotlight, but transfers at other positions are important, too. Great ones can elevate a team. Here are 10 notable non-QB transfers to watch this season.
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.