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After two seasons at Indiana University, star outfielder Jake Hanley is moving to the University of Georgia, where he will join a championship program. His departure underscores a period of underperformance for the Hoosiers, marked by a sub‑.500 record and recurring late‑game issues.
Georgia Bulldogs baseball looks to build on its recent SEC triumph by adding a top‑ranked transfer class while navigating the evolving portal landscape.
Georgia Bulldogs baseball secures SEC titles, adds top‑ranked transfer class and navigates the closed portal as they gear up for 2027.
Jake Hanley, a .338 hitter with 14 home runs for Indiana, has pledged to the Georgia Bulldogs, joining recent transfers Jet Gilliam and Hunter Carns as the program looks to rebound after College World Series success.
Dan Jackson's Golden Spikes Award highlights Georgia's rising baseball pedigree, while strategic portal additions bolster a team that reached the final four last season
Georgia added four transfers in a single day, highlighted by right‑hander Matthew Cuccias and shortstop Casey McCoy, propelling the program to the top of the transfer portal rankings.
The Cotuit Kettleers overcame an early setback to defeat the Harwich Mariners 11‑4, highlighted by Brady Christman’s bases‑clearing hit and a strong finish from the bullpen.
After a week of play, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox top the league in runs while a mix of hot bats and solid pitching define the competition.
Three Hoosier standouts — Jake Hanley, Cooper Malamazian and Brodey Bitove — have filed their paperwork to enter the NCAA transfer portal, each still holding two years of eligibility.
As the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season looms, the Cotuit Kettleers are poised to combine veteran leadership with emerging stars under new head coach Rob Cooper, opening their campaign against the Wareham Gatemen with championship aspirations.
The 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season promises fresh storylines across the West Division, from Bourne’s pursuit of a fourth title in six years to the emergence of new faces on traditional powerhouses.
After missing the Big Ten tournament, Indiana rallied in its last series against Illinois, showcasing key performances from players like Owen ten Oever and Tony Neubeck while navigating injuries and bullpen struggles.
Indiana and Illinois meet for the last regular‑season series, with key players and pitching matchups poised to shape the outcome.
After a five‑game losing streak that left them out of the Big Ten Tournament, Indiana will close the season with a three‑game series against Illinois, broadcast on the Big Ten Network Plus.