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Bri Amaranthus SI Reporter talks to Defensive Lineman Bear Alexander and he discusses his mindset in the weight room. Alexander talks about competition in the weight room with A'Mauri Washington and how they push each other with how much weight they put on the bar.
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00:04I'm Bria Maranthas with Oregon Ducks on SI here with defensive lineman Bear Alexander.
00:10Bear, we saw you and Amari both squat 855 pounds in the weight room.
00:16There's video proof.
00:17What goes through your mind when you're about to squat that amount?
00:22You know, it takes what it takes.
00:24I just believe in Coach Love, believe in Coach Drew to get us to where we're trying to get.
00:29And, you know, all those people that go unnoticed, you know, they play a big part in us going in
00:35there, being able to perform that type of weight.
00:37So just putting faith in our strength coaches.
00:40Does it feel so good when it's like, I did that?
00:43Yeah, for sure.
00:44You know, it's a relief thing.
00:46But just knowing that we put the work in and we go out here, hopefully at this play.
00:51Do you and Amari kind of compete with each other a little bit in the weight room or how do
00:55you feed off each other?
00:56Like, yeah, like I'm looking at his weight, you know, I didn't squat all of last year due to certain
01:03reasons.
01:04But I'm just really just looking at him like, hey, you put a 45 on it.
01:08I'm going to jump and put another 45.
01:10So it was kind of one of those times to walk up to him like, hey, bro, this is our
01:14last offseason.
01:15You know, let's let's throw some weight on the ball.
01:18As a result, we was able to get under it and do it.
01:26You know, let's get under it and do it.
01:27You know, let's get under it and do it.
01:27You know, let's get under it and do it.

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