Presbyterian College

2025: Chosen for All-PFL Second Team status after aiding PC's greatest season this century, Porter never missed a start and ranked eighth on the roster with 40 tackles...Scattering at least four tackles on six different dates, he registered 2.5 sacks and five stops behind the line of scrimmage...One of the captains for a team that started 7-0 and reached as high as #16 in the AFCA Coaches Poll, his two sacks against Bluefield and Dayton pushed the opponent backward for 17 combined yards...PC allowed just 16 points per game, the third-lowest number in America, as Porter notched 19 tackles in his last four appearances...The Scotsmen went 10-2 for the third time ever, conceded the least first downs of any team in FCS, and ranked second in the country by giving up only 272 total yards per game...Put together 3.5 TFL's over a three-game period down the back half of the season and also hurried the quarterback four times...Blocked a PAT during a clutch road victory against Butler, helping Presby go a full 365 days in between losses...Tallied six tackles on Senior Day against Marist, as PC never lost in six attempts at Bailey Memorial Stadium (first time since 1998).

2024: Played in and started all 12 games for a squad that continued its upward trajectory, translating to 22 tackles and a minimum of three stops in four different outings...Named an "Honorable Mention" performer on the All-PFL round-up...Secured a 14-yard sack in the non-conference finale against Gardner-Webb in Clinton (9/21), going on to publish 10 tackles during a season-ending four-game winning streak (PC's first streak of that length in 17 years)...Reached a season-high four stops against both Davidson and Dayton, the latter of which included his second tackle-for-a-loss in a three-touchdown triumph at Bailey Memorial Stadium...Forced a second-half fumble in an eventual 30-27 win over #23 Butler to end the campaign on a huge positive, aiding PC's first victory over a nationally-ranked opponent since 2014.

2023: Was an immediate helper on the Blue Hose defensive line as a junior, proving a model of consistency by starting all 11 contests...Mustered 30 tackles throughout his first year in Clinton, five of which came behind the line of scrimmage along with a couple of sacks...Tied a team-best with three TFL's in one game against Marist (10/21), an afternoon where PC never let the Red Foxes into the end zone from start to finish...Found a personal-high five stops in that matchup with the New Yorkers (not to mention a 13-yard sack), a number he equaled only one week later with five more tackles at Davidson (10/28).

Prior to PC: Transferred to Presbyterian following a two-year stretch at Chabot College...Hails from Livermore, California and intends to major in Psychology once arriving in Englehart's system...A two-time Bay 6 all-conference recipient at 6'2", he is the son of Natalie Porter, originally from Santa Rosa.