-Breaking News: 5-Star QB Therrian Alexander Decommits from BYU, Chooses Ole Miss Over Penn State and Others
In a stunning turn of events, five-star quarterback Therrian Alexander has officially decommitted from BYU and announced his commitment to Ole Miss. The decision has sent shockwaves through the college football world, as Alexander had been a longtime pledge to BYU and was considered the centerpiece of their 2025 recruiting class.
Alexander, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound signal-caller from California, had been weighing his options over the past few weeks, with Penn State and several other top programs making strong pushes. However, after a recent visit to Oxford, he made the call to join Lane Kiffin and the Rebels.
“I have nothing but respect for BYU and their coaching staff, but after deep reflection, I realized that Ole Miss is the best place for me,” Alexander said in a statement. “Coach Kiffin’s offensive system, the development of quarterbacks, and the SEC competition are all things that I want to be part of.”
Alexander is widely regarded as one of the top quarterback prospects in the nation, boasting elite arm talent, mobility, and football IQ. His decision gives Ole Miss a major recruiting victory as they continue to establish themselves as a powerhouse in the SEC.
This move is a tough blow for BYU, which had built much of its future offensive plans around Alexander. It also leaves Penn State and other schools wondering what could have been, as the Nittany Lions were viewed as a potential landing spot.
With his commitment locked in, Alexander now looks ahead to his senior season and beyond, as Ole Miss fans eagerly anticipate what he’ll bring to Oxford in the years to come.
