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Beane and I like our interior defensive linemen to be versatile 1-tech/3-tech guys. Add in "get home" ability with lots of sacks/TFLs to add to constant pressures. Beane's DT archetype seems to be in the 296-320 lb range, and that's Bear. Alexander was active in the 2025 whiteout 2-OT scouted win over PSU with 2 solos and 3 assists. He had a fumble recovery in the Oregon State game, also scouted, and 3 solos/1 assist in the Rutgers game. Alexander has traveled around, previously for the Georgia Bulldogs and the USC Trojans. I expect we'll see at least one DT hear his name called in April 2027.
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Vs Pitt: sack on the very first play of the game. He finished the afternoon with 2 tackles, 1.5 TFLs, and 1.5 sacks, as his team held Pitt to only 30 yds rushing. Vs ND: 1 sack and 1 tackle for loss (TFL); 4.5 sacks on the season, a 25.4% win rate on true pass sets (among the highest in the country at DT), and a 74.3 run defense grade in 2025.
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