Former Nebraska walk-on transfers to South Dakota State
Former Nebraska walk-on transfers to South Dakota State
Nebraska wide receiver Alex Bullock has entered the transfer portal, @On3sports has learned.
Has posted 16 career catches for 233 yards and a touchdown. https://t.co/VxSGJETKD9 pic.twitter.com/bRZ7royFNr — Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos_) April 17, 2025
A former Nebraska walk-on has announced his new transfer destination. Wide receiver Alex Bullock has officially signed with the South Dakota State Jackrabbits.
In three seasons with Nebraska, Bullock appeared in 26 games and had 16 receptions for 233 yards and one touchdown. Before walking on at Nebraska, Bullock was a two-way player for Creighton Prep. As a senior, he caught 54 passes for 765 yards and eight touchdowns. On defense, he intercepted five passes and had eight pass breakups with 35 tackles.
This marks the second wide receiver and third player to depart the program since the portal opened on Wednesday. Hardley Gilmore IV transferred back to Kentucky after being dismissed from the Nebraska football team earlier this month.
The other former Husker to enter the transfer portal was punter Jack McCallister. McCallister made the announcement on social media and wrote that he was leaving due to 'a change in circumstances.' Those circumstances are the fact that Nebraska plans to use a rugby-style punter for the Cornhuskers in 2025 while McCallister is a traditional punter.
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