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Ex-Missouri Star Wilson Eyes New College Football Home
7 Jan
Summary
- Damon Wilson, former Missouri Tigers edge rusher, entered the transfer portal.
- He spent two seasons with Georgia before transferring to Missouri.
- Wilson was named to the All-SEC second team in his sole Missouri season.
Damon Wilson, a standout edge rusher formerly with the Missouri Tigers, has officially entered the transfer portal, signaling his intent to play his final collegiate season elsewhere. Wilson previously spent two seasons with the Georgia Bulldogs before transferring to Missouri, where he earned All-SEC second-team honors in his single season.
Multiple high-profile college football programs are reportedly considering Wilson, with LSU, Colorado, Notre Dame, USC, and Alabama identified as potential destinations. These teams are looking to bolster their defensive lines, particularly their ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks. Wilson's proven track record in the SEC makes him a highly sought-after prospect.
Wilson's decision comes as teams prepare for the upcoming seasons, seeking to finalize their rosters. His addition could significantly impact the defensive capabilities of any program he joins, especially those aiming for playoff contention. The transfer portal continues to be a significant factor in college football roster management.
