BYU’s long, rangy CB with real upside and NFL-trait buzz
Therrian Alexander III is a 6-foot-2 corner with length, speed, and early production that made him one of BYU’s more intriguing defensive bets. As a freshman in 2024, he logged 3 tackles and 2 pass breakups, and BYU’s staff has praised his potential, with one coach saying he could become one of the best he’s coached. He was a 3-star recruit with a strong athletic frame and is now viewed as a developmental CB whose appeal is upside: press potential, recovery burst, and a competitive edge that suggests he can grow into a dependable starter.
