Former Nebraska offensive lineman transfers to the Oklahoma State Cowboys for 2025 season
Former Nebraska football offensive lineman Grant Seagren signed with Oklahoma State on Thursday afternoon. This was reported by On3's Pete Nakos.
Seagren joined Nebraska as a walk-on in 2023 after playing both the tight end and defensive line positions in high school. He played in seven games in 2024, playing both the left and right tackle positions, and was a contributor on special teams.
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Following his entry into the portal, Seagren received interest from several schools, including the Wisconsin Badgers, who offered him last week. Now, he has the opportunity to go to an Oklahoma State team that is looking to rebound after a 3-9 season last year.
At six feet six and 305 pounds, he has the measurables to be an impact player in Stillwater. He'll have the opportunity to start for the Cowboys, which would have been difficult at Nebraska this season.
Now he'll start a new chapter in his college football career.
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