Lincoln Riley is obviously frustrated with Bear Alexander’s transfer, but he has an idea he thinks will solve this problem across college football.

As college football teams got ready to play their fifth games, some players decided to take a redshirt and preserve a year of eligibility. NCAA rules allow football player to appear in four games before losing a year,

Bear Alexander gave USC football a very good 2023 season, but he has also been a drama queen. It’s hard to be too worried about his decision to redshirt.

USC football head coach Lincoln Riley isn't very interested in talking about Bear Alexander's redshirt decision.

USC DT Bear Alexander, who had expressed displeasure with his playing time after three games, is taking a redshirt season in 2024 and will have two years remaining.

The defensive tackle has seen his snaps dwindle in 2024 after a promising sophomore season in 2023, prompting a suggestive tweet from Alexander on Monday.

Southern California defensive lineman Bear Alexander has decided to take a redshirt year after having a diminished role on the No. 13 Trojans’ defense over the first three games of this season.

Bear Alexander's dad clearly thinks that his son should be out on the field more often, but Lincoln Riley thinks that Alexander has a pretty important role right now. He noted that Alexander was on the field for Michigan's fourth and goal play at the end of the game – the most important play of the contest.

USC Trojans coach Lincoln Riley addressed the current redshirt situations within the program and also gave injury updates Tuesday afternoon. Lincoln Riley is No