Damian Henderson II

AS A TRANSFER

Rated as a three-star transfer prospect by 247 Sports.
Listed as the No. 715 player in the transfer portal and the No. 63 running back as of January 16, 2026.
Enters Colorado as an undergraduate transfer with two years to play two.

AT SACRAMENTO STATE (2025)

In his lone season he played in all 12 games making one start.
Played for then head coach and now offensive coordinator Brennan Marion.
Ranked second on the team with 565 rushing yards on 91 carries with five touchdowns. Added seven receptions for 65 yards during the year.
The bulk of his yardage came in a three-game stretch where he had 98 yards and three touchdowns against Mercyhurst, 137 yards and TD against Central Arkansas and 93 yards against Cal Poly.
Burst for an 85-yard touchdown against Central Arkansas which was the second-longest rushing touchdown in the school’s Div. I era.
Longest reception was 14 yards at South Dakota State.

AT COLORADO STATE (2023-2024)

HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS

A three-star prospect by most of the recruiting services.
ESPN was the only service to rank him as a four-star prospect. He was the No. 282 player in the class, the No. 21 running back, and the No. 20 player from California.
On3 rates him at an 88, the No. 40 best running back in the class, and the No. 60 player from California.
247 Sports rates him at an 89 and lists him as the No. 30 running back and the No. 36 player from California.
247 Composite: No. 475 player nationally, No. 30 running back, No. 40 player from California.
Rivals Industry Ranking: No. 393 player nationally, No. 28 running back in the class, No. 30 player from California.

AT LOS ALAMITOS HIGH SCHOOL

Played three seasons of varsity football with his final season coming at Los Alamitos under head coach Ray Fenton.
He was named first team all-Southern Section Div. I.
Rushed for 1,744 yards and 23 touchdowns while averaging 145.3 yards per game.
Set his season high with 305 yards and five touchdowns against Santa Margarita HS.
As a junior at Long Beach Jordan he led them to an 8-6 record and to the CIF Southern Section Division 11 championship game.
He finished the year with 1,023 rushing yards on 127 carries with nine rushing touchdowns. He added 12 receptions for 300 yards and three touchdowns through the air.
Also competed in track and field.
Ran junior 100-meter times of 11.00, 11.03, 11.39, and 11.42. High jumped 5-9 and long jumped 17-10.