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Former Georgia football player Damon Wilson, now with Missouri, is facing a $400,000 demand from the University of Georgia Athletic Association due to his early transfer and NIL deal with the Classic City Collective. Wilson, a defensive end, has not responded to demands or a summons, with the Athletic Association now holding rights to agreements. Despite this, Wilson leads the SEC in sacks this season, while Georgia lags behind.

Joel Klatt predicts Georgia to break their losing streak against Alabama, forecasting a ten-point victory in the SEC Championship. Despite Alabamas dominance, Klatt believes Georgias performance in big games and superior team makeup will secure the win.

The University of Georgia is suing former football player Damon Wilson for nearly $400,000 over a NIL contract. Wilson, who transferred to Missouri, received $30,000 but allegedly owes the remaining balance due to a clause in the contract. This case highlights growing tensions in college athletics regarding NIL deals and their enforcement.

Georgia Bulldogs face Alabama Crimson Tide in SEC Championship, with a chance to end their ten-game losing streak against Alabama. Georgia is favored by two and a half points, a potential first-round bye in the College Football Playoff on the line.

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The University of Georgia is suing Missouri football player Damon Wilson for breach of contract over a NIL deal, seeking $390,000. Wilson signed a $500,000, 14-month contract with Georgias NIL collective, receiving one $30,000 payment before transferring. The lawsuit raises questions about the nature of NIL deals and could set a precedent for transfer clauses in athlete contracts.

Georgia Athletic Association seeks $400,000 from former Georgia football player Damon Wilson due to his early transfer to Missouri, breaching a $500,000 NIL deal with the Classic City Collective. Wilson, now a top sacker for Missouri, has 30 days to respond to the legal action.

Georgia Bulldogs secure playoff spot, Vanderbilt Commodores face uncertain fate; Texas Longhorns add to playoff competition.