With Muhammad, Oregon capitalized on the chaos that had descended upon Seattle after Huskies head coach Kalen DeBoer left Washington to take the open job at Alabama. Muhammad, one of several players to decommit or enter the transfer portal since DeBoer left on Jan. 12, committed to Oregon. He registered 41 solo tackles and three interceptions in an impressive 2023 campaign as the Huskies made their run to the CFP Championship. Muhammad was named second team All-Pac-12.

Before transferring to Washington in 2023, he played three years at Oklahoma State where he collected 74 tackles and one interception in 1209 played snaps. After finishing the 2022 season with the Cowboys with 48 tackles and a pick-six earned him an All-Big 12 honorable mention. 

Muhammad redshirted in 2020, meaning that 2024 will be his final season of eligibility. 

He’ll join a talented secondary in Eugene — despite seniors Khyree Jackson and Evan Williams declaring for the NFL Draft, Oregon returns Steve Stephens IV, amongst others, as it moves to the Big Ten. Muhammad finished the 2023 season with a 77.7 PFF coverage grade. Oregon’s highest coverage grade last season was Jackson with 77.4. 

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