
Longhorns’ Transfer Exodus: Where Eleven Players Are Heading
Eleven former Texas Longhorns baseball players have found new homes after entering the transfer portal, signaling a significant reshaping of the program's roster.
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Eleven former Texas Longhorns baseball players have found new homes after entering the transfer portal, signaling a significant reshaping of the program's roster.

The Longhorns finished 2026 with a 46‑15 record and a College World Series appearance, but several star players are set to leave while new talent and coaching staff arrive for the upcoming season.

Following the conclusion of the 2026 campaign, the Longhorns lost a dozen key contributors to the transfer portal, including pitchers Jason Flores and Kade Bing, catchers Carson Tinney and Andrew Ermis, and several position players. Their departures reshape the squad as the program looks to reload for next season.

A look at Ermis’s collegiate journey, his 2026 performance, and the new wave of talent arriving at TCU

Andrew Ermis, a standout infielder with a .353 batting average and .571 on‑base percentage for the Texas Longhorns, has announced his transfer to TCU for his senior season, joining a program riding a wave of top‑tier recruiting.

Former Saint Mary's catcher Ian Armstrong, a .351 hitter with 16 homers and a .995 fielding percentage, has transferred to the University of Texas, where coach Jim Schlossnagle expects his arrival to strengthen the Longhorns' catching corps ahead of the 2027 MLB draft.