Jacksonville State Announces New Coaching Staff After Record-Breaking Season
The Gamecocks, fresh off a 48‑win campaign and an NCAA Tournament berth, have finalized a coaching roster that blends fresh talent with proven experience.
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The Gamecocks, fresh off a 48‑win campaign and an NCAA Tournament berth, have finalized a coaching roster that blends fresh talent with proven experience.

Four Volunteer standouts have pledged to continue their careers at Jacksonville State, joining a program in transition under new head coach Travis Creel.

From Hattiesburg to Taiwan, Southern Miss is weaving together talent, coaching changes and facility upgrades across its football, basketball and baseball programs, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 season.

Southern Miss baseball announced the hiring of Kyle Cheesebrough as its new recruiting coordinator, filling the vacancy left by Travis Creel’s move to Jacksonville State, while also elevating Ladd Rhodes to hitting coach.

After three seasons with the Tennessee Volunteers, including a 2024 national championship, Hunter High announced his commitment to Jacksonville State on June 28. The move adds to a broader exodus of SEC talent as the transfer portal reshapes college baseball rosters.

Travis Creel, a two‑time team captain and 2009 College World Series alumnus, is named head coach of Jacksonville State’s baseball program, bringing seven years of coaching experience and a deep regional pedigree.
Travis Creel, a longtime Southern Miss assistant coach, has been hired as the new head coach at Jacksonville State, replacing Steve Bieser, as the program looks to build on a legacy of tournament success.

The university announced that Travis Creel will lead the baseball program, drawing on a career that spans playing, recruiting, and coaching at several Southeastern institutions.

After a distinguished stint at the University of Southern Mississippi, Travis Creel is named the sixth head coach of Jacksonville State’s baseball program, bringing seven years of coaching experience and a College World Series pedigree.