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Cole Koeninger, the No. 99 prospect in the 2026 MLB Draft, will join the University of Tennessee after going undrafted in the first 15 rounds, bringing a blend of elite hitting and pitching to the Vols.
AJ Curry, a No. 48 recruit by Perfect Game, decides to play for the University of Tennessee next spring instead of entering the 2026 MLB Draft, joining a Volunteers team that finished 38‑22 and earned a seventh straight postseason berth.
Highly touted catcher Sean Dunlap signs with Tennessee, bolstering a roster that finished 38‑22 and earned notable SEC victories.
High‑school catcher Sean Dunlap, ranked among the nation’s best, announced his withdrawal from the 2026 MLB Draft after going unselected in the first ten rounds, opting instead to join the University of Tennessee.
Shawn Sullivan, a highly ranked right‑handed pitcher from Walsh Jesuit High School, has elected to play for the University of Tennessee, skipping the 2026 MLB Draft after going undrafted in the first nine rounds.
Day one of the 2026 MLB Draft saw six Vanderbilt signees selected, highlighting a top‑ranked class that still holds several high‑profile names on the board.
Memphis native Collin Bland, a top raw‑power prospect, was selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the fourth round of the 2026 MLB Draft, choosing professional baseball over a Vanderbilt scholarship.
Keon Johnson, a highly ranked prospect from Vanderbilt, was drafted by the Houston Astros and is expected to sign, ending his college commitment.
Jared Grindlinger’s selection by the Los Angeles Angels highlights a family dynasty in college baseball, with his brother Trent committing to Tennessee and a coaching shake‑up at Mississippi State.
Aiden Ruiz, a Vanderbilt‑committed shortstop, was chosen 44th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2026 MLB Draft, signaling a shift toward professional baseball.
The 21st‑overall selection of high school star Coleman Borthwick by the San Diego Padres forces a reassessment of his verbal commitment to Auburn University.
The 12th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, Jared Grindlinger, a Tennessee baseball commit, will sign with the Los Angeles Angels, forgoing college eligibility after a standout high school career.
Eric Booth Jr., a highly touted outfielder from Bassfield, Mississippi, was selected seventh overall by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2026 MLB Draft, opting to begin his professional career rather than honor his Vanderbilt commitment.
Auburn’s baseball mentor discusses how the 2026 MLB Draft’s unpredictability could push top prospects like Coleman Borthwick and Jace Mataczynski beyond the first two rounds, shaping their collegiate paths.
With the 2026 MLB Draft kicking off this weekend, a cluster of Florida standouts — including right‑hander Liam Peterson and outfielder Kyle Jones — are projected to be among the first names called.
Florida State’s Myles Bailey, a premier power threat in the 2026 MLB Draft, combines impressive collegiate stats with a strategic decision to stay in school, highlighting the university’s talent development pipeline.
NC State baseball has secured the commitment of 6‑foot‑7, 245‑pound right‑hander Harrison Holbrook from UNC‑Pembroke, a move that bolsters a seven‑player transfer class for the Pack9.
Nate Eisfelder, a former Tennessee freshman outfielder, has committed to Indiana after a modest debut season, joining a wave of portal moves that reshaped the Volunteers' roster.
The University of Georgia baseball team finished the 2026 season with a 53‑14 record, captured SEC regular‑season and tournament titles, and reached the College World Series, where they placed tied for third. The campaign featured unprecedented offensive numbers, dominant pitching, and a cascade of individual honors.
The right‑handed pitcher from Plainview, NY, joins the FSU roster after a standout high school career and a promising stint in the Cape Cod League.
Two Florida State baseball commits, Landon Thome and Jace Riggan, were recognized as High School All-Americans by MaxPreps, highlighting their standout 2023 seasons and future draft potential.
Braylen Montgomery, a 6‑foot‑3, 217‑pound athlete ranked as the top outfielder in Louisiana and No. 91 overall in the 2026 class, has chosen the Gators over Oklahoma, marking the second recruit to follow coach Todd Butler from Oklahoma to Florida.
From a top recruit's setback to a dominant late‑season performance, Will Haas navigates physical rehab, mental blocks, and a coach's pivotal observation before planning his offseason in Minnesota.
LSU’s baseball program has added former Oregon outfielder Angel Laya, a freshman All-American whose power numbers and left‑handed swing promise to reshape the Tigers’ attack.