Portal Activity (News and Rumors)

and we’ve been twice, so your stadium nonsense is nonsense

Florida hasn’t been since 2018 until this year. Miss St and Ole Miss are dead for a few more years. With your reasoning, LSU and Arkansas should be there every year and they aren’t
Hell LSU hasn’t been since 2017 till this year. OM has been to 2 under Bianco in 22 years. 2!!!! Their 10-12k capacity facility has resulted in 6 super regional appearances and 2 CWS in 22 years.
 
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Hell LSU hasn’t been since 2017 till this year. OM has been to 2 under Bianco in 22 years. 2!!!! Their 10-12k capacity facility has resulted in 6 super regional appearances and 2 CWS in 22 years.
Well, according to CL, all the best players go to the best stadiums……..
 
What did I say that was against board rules? I just said I don't wish him well or luck or success if he leaves. I didn't badmouth the kid in any way.

You mentioned a particular kid by name and you said you don’t wish him well. That’s enough.

It’s been a long day of “if’s” but at this moment, he’s still on the roster and there’s at the very least a chance he won’t read this junk, nobody he knows reads this junk, and if I’m being honest, how would you like it?
 
Some SEC Transfer Portal News, edited

The biggest transfer news………is the intra-conference transfer of third baseman Colby Shelton from Alabama to Florida.

Former Duke infielder Andrew Fischer has committed to Ole Miss.

Kentucky added to its infield by picking up former Texas infielder Mitchell Daly, who has experience at both middle infield positions, but mostly second base.

South Carolina got a big pickup in former UNC Greensboro outfielder Kennedy Jones.

Former Kansas reliever Stone Hewlett is heading to Arkansas.

Outfielder/first baseman Lukas Farris from Western Kentucky is heading to Georgia.

Joining Farris at Georgia will be former FAU outfielder Dylan Goldstein.

Another Western Kentucky transfer, outfielder Ty Crittenberger, is moving to Kentucky.

Former Jacksonville State two-way player AJ Causey is transferring to Tennessee. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound righthander has put together back-to-back solid seasons on the mound for JSU. In 2022, he had a 2.61 ERA, a 58-to-10 strikeout-to-walk ratio and nine saves in 48.1 innings. As a starter this season, he was 5-2 with a 5.07 ERA and 89 strikeouts compared to 23 walks in 76.1 innings. In a part-time role this season at the plate, he batted .333/.406/.519.

His teammate at Jacksonville State, righthander Tanner Jones is moving on to Texas A&M. This season, he had a 7-3 record with a 4.67 ERA and 84 strikeouts compared to 28 walks in 79 innings.

After entering the transfer portal earlier this week, with the thought that he might follow Mississippi State teammate Slate Alford to Georgia, outfielder Dakota Jordan 24 hours later made the decision to return to MSU.

Alabama lost another key piece to the portal this week in righthander Luke Holman

Veteran Vanderbilt infielder Parker Noland entered the transfer portal earlier this week
 
Some SEC Transfer Portal News, edited

The biggest transfer news………is the intra-conference transfer of third baseman Colby Shelton from Alabama to Florida.

Former Duke infielder Andrew Fischer has committed to Ole Miss.

Kentucky added to its infield by picking up former Texas infielder Mitchell Daly, who has experience at both middle infield positions, but mostly second base.

South Carolina got a big pickup in former UNC Greensboro outfielder Kennedy Jones.

Former Kansas reliever Stone Hewlett is heading to Arkansas.

Outfielder/first baseman Lukas Farris from Western Kentucky is heading to Georgia.

Joining Farris at Georgia will be former FAU outfielder Dylan Goldstein.

Another Western Kentucky transfer, outfielder Ty Crittenberger, is moving to Kentucky.

Former Jacksonville State two-way player AJ Causey is transferring to Tennessee. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound righthander has put together back-to-back solid seasons on the mound for JSU. In 2022, he had a 2.61 ERA, a 58-to-10 strikeout-to-walk ratio and nine saves in 48.1 innings. As a starter this season, he was 5-2 with a 5.07 ERA and 89 strikeouts compared to 23 walks in 76.1 innings. In a part-time role this season at the plate, he batted .333/.406/.519.

His teammate at Jacksonville State, righthander Tanner Jones is moving on to Texas A&M. This season, he had a 7-3 record with a 4.67 ERA and 84 strikeouts compared to 28 walks in 79 innings.

After entering the transfer portal earlier this week, with the thought that he might follow Mississippi State teammate Slate Alford to Georgia, outfielder Dakota Jordan 24 hours later made the decision to return to MSU.

Alabama lost another key piece to the portal this week in righthander Luke Holman

Veteran Vanderbilt infielder Parker Noland entered the transfer portal earlier this week

Dakota Jordan is a valuable lesson. Real quick.
 

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