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Colin Sorensen
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Colin Sorensen

OL · #72 · University of Missouri, Columbia
Transfer
Height6'3"
Weight292 lbs
Est. eligibility2 yrs
Production index
Not rated
Roster status
RosteredColin Sorensen (OL) officially transferred from Charleston Southern University to University of Missouri, Columbia
Last updatedSep 23, 2026, 2:11 PM
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Background

High School: Sorensen is originally from Niceville, Florida and attended and played for nearby Niceville High School under Head Coach Adron Robinson … Over the past three seasons he has been an anchor on the offensive line helping to pave the way for a 30-6 record … Won a pair of region titles during his sophomore and junior campaigns and helped lead the team to playoff wins in 2021 and 2023 … He was Named All-Area during his sophomore season and was en route to earn it each of the ensuing ones, however the award was stopped … Their best season came in 2021 during his sophomore year with an 11-1 record with their lone loss coming in the State playoffs … Also was a member of the basketball and track teams, competing in the shotput. Gabe Giardina, Head Football Coach Charleston Southern University on Colin Sorensen. “Colin is a big, long athlete from Florida. He really is like a Power Forward in basketball with great feet and great hands. We saw him in camp this summer at Georgia State. He came down here to CSU again so we have had multiple evaluations on him, a really really good football player and a great family.”

Hometown
🏴󠁵󠁳󠁦󠁬󠁿Niceville, FL
High schoolNiceville HS
ScholarshipYes
Career path
Career stats
YRSCHOOLGPGSOFF SNAPSPROD
2026
University of Missouri, Columbia
2043--
2025
Charleston Southern University
121286--
2024
Charleston Southern University
10863--
Career2420192--
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Profile last updated Sep 23, 2026