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Former Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Bear Alexander has decided to redshirt during his third season at USC after transferring for a larger role, and he has recorded five tackles in three games this season. Meanwhile, UNLV running back Michael Allen announced his own plans to redshirt and enter the transfer portal following a disappointing stint, where he cited unmet opportunities as the reason for his decision. Allen, the Rebels' fourth-leading rusher, clarified that his choice was not influenced by NIL deals, unlike quarterback Matthew Sluka, who claimed he was misled about a promised NIL payment. Both players will have two years of eligibility remaining and can transfer when the portal opens in December. Alexander is seeking a new football home after a lackluster performance at USC, while Allen hopes for better opportunities elsewhere. Their decisions reflect ongoing challenges in college football regarding player satisfaction and the impact of NIL agreements.
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