Baylor University has bolstered its defense with the addition of edge rusher who has committed to the Bears after transferring from Tulane University. The 6-foot-4, 240-pound White, who impressed during his time with the Green Wave, is expected to bring a dynamic pass-rushing presence to Baylor’s defensive line for the upcoming season.
A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, played a pivotal role in Tulane’s defense last season, making key plays and earning accolades for his ability to disrupt opposing offenses. His decision to transfer to Baylor gives the Bears a significant boost, as they look to improve their defensive unit under the leadership of head coach Dave Aranda.
“I’m excited to join the Baylor family and contribute to the team’s success,” White said in a statement. “I’m looking forward to getting to work with my new teammates and coaches and helping this program reach new heights.”
Baylor’s defense, which has shown steady progress in recent seasons, will benefit from White’s athleticism and experience. His ability to rush the quarterback and provide pressure from the edge will make an immediate impact, solidifying the Bears’ defense in 2024.
The commitment of Matthew-Fobbs White marks another important step in Baylor’s continued recruitment efforts to build a championship-caliber squad. Fans are eagerly awaiting his debut in the upcoming season, as Baylor looks to compete in the Big 12 Conference and beyond.
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