Former 5-star prospect linked to four major college football programs
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The NCAA transfer portal for college football players is entering its final week, closing on January 16, after opening on January 2. Over 4,000 players are seeking new programs for the 2026 season, primarily for better NIL opportunities or more playing time. Among the notable players in the portal is former Missouri defensive end Damon Wilson II, who has two seasons of eligibility left and is transferring for the third time.
Wilson, a 6-foot-4, 250-pound defensive end, started his college career at Georgia in 2023, where he redshirted and contributed modestly. In the 2024 season, Wilson played in 12 games, recording 22 tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles, aiding Georgia's SEC Championship and College Football Playoff appearance. Transferring to Missouri in 2025, he led the Tigers with nine sacks and added 23 tackles in 12 games.
Wilson is ranked as a top 10 prospect and the No
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