Oklahoma State Lands Commitment From Nebraska Transfer Offensive Lineman Grant Seagren

STILLWATER – Oklahoma State has brought in another offensive lineman out of the transfer portal, this time out of the Big Ten in former Nebraska lineman, Grant Seagren.

Seagren was in Stillwater on an official visit this past weekend, along with new tight end commitment from Utah State, Grayson Brousseau. 

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Seagren (79) in spring football.

He was also offered by Wisconsin out of the portal.

Checking in at 6-6, 305 pounds, Seagren is entering his redshirt sophomore season and played in seven games for the Huskers last season.

Originally out Oakland, Nebraska, Seagren was a two-way standout at Oakland-Craig HS, playing tight end and defensive line with a C-2 state championship as a junior. He had seven receptions for 186 yards and four touchdowns, with 27 total tackles, four tackles for loss and a sack. 

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He also played basketball participated in track. He averaged 10.3 points per game and 8.5 rebounds per game as a senior and was a state qualifier in the shot put his junior year. 

Seagren marks the sixth offensive lineman brought in out of the transfer portal this period, joining Louie Canepa from New Mexico State, Kasen Carpenter out of Tulsa, Markell Samuel out of Appalachian State, Bob Schick out of Virginia Tech and Lavaka Taukeiaho out of Weber State (FCS.) Taukeiaho went back into the portal, so Seagren makes it five portal transfers in the offensive line room.

Here are all of the spring portal transfers.