USC cornerback Ceyair Wright transfers to Nebraska

Former USC cornerback Ceyair Wright officially transferred to the Huskers on Friday afternoon.

The Nebraska football team added another transfer to their roster. Former USC cornerback Ceyair Wright officially transferred to the Huskers on Friday afternoon.

Wright spent three seasons with the Trojans. He entered the transfer portal in late May after being benched during the 2023 season. Prior to the season, he started 11 games in 2022 and over 30 games in his career at USC, delivering 40 tackles and one interception.

A Top 100 recruit in the 2021 class, Wright played football at Loyola High School before heading to USC. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound junior will have two years of eligibility remaining when he arrives at Nebraska.

He will join a deep defensive back room containing D’Andre Barnes, Mario Buford, and Jeremiah Charles.

Wright is also an actor, a fourth-year junior. He has appeared in movies such as “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” in which he plays one of LeBron James’ sons, and the series “Grown-ish,” in which he has a recurring role as Zeke Bracey.

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Tracking the biggest transfer portal moves in the Big Ten Conference

An updated tracker of some of the biggest transfer portal moves in the Big Ten Conference this offseason.

At this point in the college football calendar, rosters are in flux across the nation. Players are moving to new teams, and recruits are getting ready to make it official at the next level. It’s a wild time, where things change by the day.

For the Oregon Ducks, we’ve been keeping track of players to enter the transfer portal, as well as potential targets that the Ducks should look at, and a wish list of players who we hope land with the team.

As things progress in the portal, we figured it would be a good idea to try and keep track of some of the most notable transfer portal moves being made in the Big Ten Conference, where the Ducks are set to compete in 2024. There have already been some big moves, such as Michigan State landing a new quarterback, or Ohio State losing their quarterback. As the calender continues to churn, more big names will come and go as well.

Here’s our updated tracker of the most notable roster additions or subtractions to take place in the Big Ten this offseason: