Porter Ragle adds size and upside to Davidson’s young defensive front
Porter Ragle is a 6-foot-2, 240-pound freshman defensive end for Davidson in the 2026 season, giving the Wildcats a physical edge-setter with room to grow on the edge[4][7]. He looks like a developmental fit for a team that values length, leverage, and trench toughness, and his profile suggests the kind of high-motor, first-year contributor who can become more valuable as he adds strength and polish[2][3][4].
Concor L 35-41 
Elon L 0-38 
Dcknsn W 28-14 
VMI W 27-24 
Drake L 32-51 Athlete DNA will appear once enough defensive end season data has been processed.
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