Tennessee Baseball Commitments 2024, 2025, 2026 and beyond

Unfortunately, Anson Seibert will not be attending UT (or any other school for that matter).
I figured as much. A shame, too. He's huge (6-8, 220) and gets downhill with upper 90s gas pretty effortlessly. Unless he just thinks he can really improve his stock at Tennessee, I don't see him passing up on the draft assuming he isn't looking to get paid like a 1st rounder out of high school.
 
I figured as much. A shame, too. He's huge (6-8, 220) and gets downhill with upper 90s gas pretty effortlessly. Unless he just thinks he can really improve his stock at Tennessee, I don't see him passing up on the draft assuming he isn't looking to get paid like a 1st rounder out of high school.
He isn’t choosing the draft over college. In fact, he doesn’t have a choice at all…
 
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Anson Seibert is ranked the #86 pro prospect by MLB.com. Worth noting that he will be draft-eligible after his sophomore year due to his age, so that may play a role in his decision, as well.

Tegan Kuhns is ranked the #95 pro prospect by MLB.com.

Ty Southisene is ranked the #110 pro prospect by MLB.com.

Jay Abernathy is ranked the #122 pro prospect by MLB.com.

Manny Marin is ranked the #149 pro prospect by MLB.com. Worth noting that he will be draft-eligible after his sophomore year due to his age, so that may play a role in his decision, as well.

Trey Snyder is ranked the #154 pro prospect by MLB.com.

These are the guys in MLB.com's top-200 list published on May 30th. I'd consider any of those a threat to go pro. The price you pay for landing the best of the best, I guess. I might have missed one, but this is a list of guys I'd watch for.
Thank you Great info and stellar class. Spot on regarding the ones who will be draft eligible as sophomores due to age— great leverage to go to TN and develop under best coaching staff in nation.
 

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