Former Georgia Bulldogs linebacker Damon Wilson, who transferred to the Missouri Tigers, is expected to have a breakout 2025 season ...

Georgia Bulldogs edge rusher Damon Wilson has committed to transfer to the Missouri Tigers, On3’s Hayes Fawcett has learned. The decision to transfer to Missouri is a bit of a surprise for Wilson.

Watch the video below as Mizzou football reporter Michael Stamps looks at the impact the transfer commitment of former Georgia Bulldog Damon Wilson means for the Missouri Tigers in today's college ...

Missouri football picked up a crucial addition from the transfer portal in edge Damon Wilson. Committing to the Tigers on Jan. 14, the former Georgia defender became the 17th player and the ninth ...

Former Georgia linebacker Damon Wilson is staying in the SEC. Wilson announced on Tuesday that he is transferring to Missouri. The 6-foot-4, 250-pound linebacker joins the Tigers with two years of ...

Missouri has already added 15 players to its ... former Georgia defensive end Damon Wilson II took a visit to see what the Tigers had to offer on Thursday. Wilson is the No. 5 overall transfer ...

Missouri football is getting a Dawg at defensive end. The Tigers landed a commitment from Georgia transfer edge rusher Damon Wilson II on Tuesday, the former Bulldog announced via his Instagram ...

Missouri did, after all, make a major portal splash Tuesday by landing a commitment from Georgia transfer defensive end Damon Wilson II. But, the portal, in most instances, is closed to new entrants.

Ohio State’s second recruitment of Damon Wilson ended the same ... instead announced his commitment to Missouri on Tuesday. Had the Buckeyes landed Wilson, he would have projected as a major ...

Missouri football lost six defensive ends to either the NFL, eligibility, or the transfer portal. Still, it might be the deepest room on the 2025 team.

Damon Wilson II will be staying in the SEC after hitting the transfer portal. The former Georgia outside linebacker announced Tuesday night that he is committing to Missouri as his next school.