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Three-star CB Victor Lincoln Jr. transfers to Duncanville

Lawrence Andrew Fernandezby:Lawrence Fernandez•07/10/25•

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Victor Lincoln Jr.
Duncanville cornerback Victor Lincoln Jr. (Photo credit: @VicDamone444 on X/Twitter)

Three-star cornerback Victor Lincoln Jr. will be transferring from Lancaster to Duncanville for his final high school football season. The Dallas Morning News broke the story about Texas’s No. 4 cornerback in the Class of 2026. Likewise, his 88.03 Rivals Industry Ranking makes him the 52nd-best cornerback in the nation and the 77th-best prospect in Texas.

Duncanville needed defensive backs after cornerback Javion Holiday and safety Tyren Polley Jr. graduated and joined SMU. Hence, Lincoln’s transfer comes at an ideal time as they aim for their fourth state championship.

In addition to high school football, Victor Lincoln Jr. could also represent Duncanville in track and field, as proven by his personal best 10.93 seconds in the 100 meters, which he established last year.

Lincoln joins four-star prospect Trenton Yancey, the nation’s 17th-best wide receiver who transferred from Arlington Lamar last year. These two players will help Duncanville in their quest to regain the Class 6A Division 1 state championship after losing to North Crowley in last year’s state semifinals. Before that loss, the Panthers were state champions in 2022 and 2023. Conversely, Lancaster reached last season’s Class 6A District 11 playoffs.

After high school, Victor Lincoln Jr. will be joining Arkansas in what has been an eventful recruiting process. He initially committed to Southern Methodist University last September but decommitted four months later. Last April, Lincoln committed to Oklahoma State but decommitted on the last day of June.

On that same day, he announced his commitment to the Razorbacks. In Arkansas, Lincoln will join other ranked prospects like offensive tackle Bryce Gilmore (Prosper), edge rusher Colton Yarbrough (Durant), wide receiver Dequane Prevo (Liberty-Eylau), linebacker JJ Bush (Theodore), tight end Jaivion Martin (Pflugerville), and wideout Keymian Henderson (Carthage).

Victor Lincoln Jr. also received offers from Baylor, Texas Tech, Nebraska, Purdue, Kansas State, Pittsburgh, Boston College, Washington State, Texas State, Louisiana Tech, and North Texas.