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Former ETBU standout Sayers Collins was selected to the D3baseball.com 50th Anniversary First Team, capping a five‑year career that helped the university capture two NCAA regional titles and set numerous school records.
Tennessee’s 2026 baseball recruiting class has been ranked third nationally by Perfect Game, featuring 18 signees, eleven top‑100 recruits, and a promising mix of freshmen and transfers.
Tennessee baseball coach Josh Elander prepares for his second season, highlighting a top‑ranked freshman class led by shortstop Cole Koeninger and the program’s development focus.
Former Phillies stars Shane Victorino and Joe Girardi will helm Team East and Team West at the 2026 Perfect Game DICK'S All‑American Classic, a free event featuring top high school talent and a coaching staff packed with MLB veterans.
Despite being projected as a top‑90 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, Cooper Sides has elected to forgo the draft and commit to LSU, citing the program’s coaching staff as a key factor in his development.
Auburn's 2026 signing class ranks No. 15 nationally and No. 10 in the SEC, featuring notable signees John Stowers and Levi Nickoli, while the program copes with the departure of three high‑profile draftees.
The transfer adds a left‑handed, six‑foot‑three first baseman with a .295 average and strong defensive metrics to Florida State’s roster.
Even after losing two of its top commitments to the 2026 MLB Draft, Florida State’s baseball recruiting class remains among the nation’s elite, ranking 19th overall and seventh in the ACC.
Tennessee's 2027 baseball recruiting class brings seven top‑100 prospects, reshaping the bullpen and infield with fresh talent.
Texas A&M has landed a top‑ranked Texas pitcher whose fastball reaches 100 mph, adding depth to a staff reshaped by recent drafts and a new coaching direction.
Three Southern Miss players were selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, pitcher Colby Allen signed as an undrafted free agent, and key returnees like Davis Gillespie could return, while new transfers and high school signees arrive to fill the gaps.
Texas A&M's 2027 recruiting class adds high‑ceiling arm Josh Horvath, a Round Rock native ranked among the state's elite, as the Aggies aim to rebuild a rotation anchored only by Aiden Sims.
Clemson's 2027 baseball recruiting class has recently drawn national attention, largely due to the commitment of top prospect Caden Borcherding.
Sophomore catcher/second baseman Gavin Kelly from West Virginia posted a .382 average, 19 homers and 63 RBI, earning All‑American honors and a semifinalist nod for major awards. Perfect Game now projects him as a top‑10 pick, and analysts see a possible top‑spot if he sustains his surge.
Right‑hander Marcos Paz, a former top‑35 recruit, pledged to the University of Georgia after a 1‑4, 9.20 ERA season at LSU, bringing experience to a staff reshaped by the departure of 13 drafted players.
Marcos Paz, a right‑handed pitcher who posted a 9.20 ERA at LSU, has committed to Georgia, where manager Wes Johnson previously coached him.
Kaiden McCarthy, a highly ranked right-handed pitcher from Vermont, inked a $2.5 million bonus with the Atlanta Braves after being selected in the second round of the 2026 MLB Draft.
A standout athlete whose honors, rankings and international commitments signal a bright future in the sport.
Anthony Murphy, a highly touted outfielder and right‑hand pitcher, has officially reopened his recruitment after backing out of his commitment to Louisiana State University's baseball program. The decision follows a draft selection by the Washington Nationals and a roster overflow at LSU.
Trevor Condon, the nation's No. 13 recruit and Georgia's premier talent, inks a $5.16 million deal with the St. Louis Cardinals, highlighting a strategic bonus structure and continuing Tennessee's elite draft streak.
NC State adds former Auburn arm Justice de Jong to its 2027 roster, hoping his summer‑league resurgence will translate into bullpen stability.
James Tronstein, a 15th‑round MLB draft pick, has elected to sign with Vanderbilt University instead of joining the Houston Astros, a decision that adds depth to the Commodores’ already stacked freshman roster.
James Tronstein, a highly ranked baseball prospect, has decided to enroll at Vanderbilt University instead of signing with the Houston Astros after being drafted in the 15th round.
James Tronstein, ranked among the nation's best high school players, chose college over a professional contract, positioning Vanderbilt's freshman class for a deep talent infusion.