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Baseball Transfer Class Ranked No. 11 By D1Baseball
9/1/2026 | Baseball
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss Baseball has once again reloaded through the transfer portal, putting together a class that is ranked No. 11 in the country by D1Baseball.
The newest group of Rebels include Sean Carey from Sacramento State, Brady Dallimore from TCU, Blake Fields from Houston, Charlie Foster from Mississippi State, Jason Fultz Jr. from Clemson, Trey Hawsey from Louisiana Tech, Kendall Hoffman from Houston, Caleb Koskie from Indiana, Eli Pillsbury from Jacksonville State, Mavrick Rizy from LSU, Andrew Rogovic from Northeastern, Brent Stukes from USC Upstate, and Charlie Willcox from Georgia Tech.
Hawsey is a junior from West Monroe, Louisiana who played his first two seasons at Louisiana Tech. He played in 107 games for the Bulldogs and hit .315 with 24 home runs and 77 RBI during that time. In 2026, Hawsey started all 58 games and led the team in hits, home runs, RBI, and total bases. He is a two-time All-CUSA Second Team honoree and was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region First Team in 2026.
Koskie is a junior from Excelsior, Minnesota who played his first two seasons at Indiana. He played in 70 games for the Hoosiers and hit. 332 with 51 RBI and 37 runs scored during that stretch. In 2026, Koskie he hit .372 with 55 hits, 28 runs scored and 42 RBI. He drew more walks (28) than he struck out (23) and had a 22-game hitting streak during March and April, the longest by a Hoosier since 2005.
Hoffman is a junior from Seminole, Florida who played his first two seasons at Houston. He made 31 appearances for the Cougars, starting in 21 of those games. In 2026, Hoffman started 14 games and struck out 55 batters over 79 innings of work. He worked seven or more innings in five of his starts and issued more than two walks just once all season.
Carey is a senior from Folsom, California who played his first three seasons at Sacramento State. He worked primarily out of the bullpen, appearing in 48 games for the Hornets with 92 strikeouts over 78 innings of work. In 2026, Carey led the team in appearances with 25. He struck out 64 batters and held opponents to a .188 batting average. He was named to the 2026 WAC All-Tournament Team.
Dallimore is a sophomore from Las Vegas, Nevada who played his freshman season at TCU. He played in 38 games for the Horned Frogs in 2026, starting in 33 of them primarily behind the plate. Dallimore hit .270 with eight home runs and 23 RBI as a true freshman and was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team.
Pillsbury is a senior from Newburgh, Indiana who made stops at NC State, John A. Logan College, and Jacksonville State before coming to Ole Miss. In 2026 with the Gamecocks, he made 16 starts as the team's Friday night starter finishing 6-3 with 89 strikeouts over 77.1 innings of work. He hit double-digit strikeouts three times during the season and posted five quality starts on the year. Pillsbury was named to the College Baseball Hall of Fame Midseason Pitcher of the Year Watch List and at the end of the season was named a 2026 All-CUSA First Team honoree.
Fields is a sophomore from Orlando, Florida who played his freshman season at Houston. He played in 55 games for the Cougars in 2026 where he hit .261 with 33 runs scored and 26 RBI as a true freshman.
Rogovic is a junior from Rye Brook, New York who played his first two seasons at Northeastern. He only made three appearances as a freshman, but in 2026 he worked 23 times, primarily out of the bullpen. Rogovic finished with a 4-1 record, three saves, and 60 strikeouts over 39.2 innings of work while holding opponents to a .169 batting average.
Foster is a junior from Snellville, Georgia who played his first two seasons at Mississippi State. He made 22 total appearances for the Bulldogs including a game one start in Oxford in 2026. Foster struck out 37 batters over 36.1 innings of work for Mississippi State in 2026.
Rizy is a junior from Fiskdale, Massachusetts who played his first two seasons at LSU. He made 44 career relief appearances over two seasons for the Tigers, recording 57 strikeouts over 46 innings of work. He led the team in appearances as a freshman in 2025 and was third on the team in 2026. He pitched against the Rebels in Oxford in game two of the series in 2026.
Willcox is a sophomore from Santa Rosa Beach, Florida who played his freshman season at Georgia Tech. He made 11 appearances for the Yellow Jackets in 2026, striking out 13 batters over 14 innings.
Fultz Jr. is a sophomore from Harborcreek, Pennsylvania who played his freshman season at Clemson. He was the primary third baseman for the Tigers, playing 40 games and hitting .231 with 16 runs scored and 13 RBI in 2026.
Stukes is a senior from Gaston, South Carolina who played at North Greenville University and USC Upstate before landing in Oxford. In 2026, Stukes made 16 starts for the Spartans putting together an 8-3 record with 56 strikeouts over 78 innings. He was named to the 2026 Big South All-Tournament Team.
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The newest group of Rebels include Sean Carey from Sacramento State, Brady Dallimore from TCU, Blake Fields from Houston, Charlie Foster from Mississippi State, Jason Fultz Jr. from Clemson, Trey Hawsey from Louisiana Tech, Kendall Hoffman from Houston, Caleb Koskie from Indiana, Eli Pillsbury from Jacksonville State, Mavrick Rizy from LSU, Andrew Rogovic from Northeastern, Brent Stukes from USC Upstate, and Charlie Willcox from Georgia Tech.
Hawsey is a junior from West Monroe, Louisiana who played his first two seasons at Louisiana Tech. He played in 107 games for the Bulldogs and hit .315 with 24 home runs and 77 RBI during that time. In 2026, Hawsey started all 58 games and led the team in hits, home runs, RBI, and total bases. He is a two-time All-CUSA Second Team honoree and was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region First Team in 2026.
Koskie is a junior from Excelsior, Minnesota who played his first two seasons at Indiana. He played in 70 games for the Hoosiers and hit. 332 with 51 RBI and 37 runs scored during that stretch. In 2026, Koskie he hit .372 with 55 hits, 28 runs scored and 42 RBI. He drew more walks (28) than he struck out (23) and had a 22-game hitting streak during March and April, the longest by a Hoosier since 2005.
Hoffman is a junior from Seminole, Florida who played his first two seasons at Houston. He made 31 appearances for the Cougars, starting in 21 of those games. In 2026, Hoffman started 14 games and struck out 55 batters over 79 innings of work. He worked seven or more innings in five of his starts and issued more than two walks just once all season.
Carey is a senior from Folsom, California who played his first three seasons at Sacramento State. He worked primarily out of the bullpen, appearing in 48 games for the Hornets with 92 strikeouts over 78 innings of work. In 2026, Carey led the team in appearances with 25. He struck out 64 batters and held opponents to a .188 batting average. He was named to the 2026 WAC All-Tournament Team.
Dallimore is a sophomore from Las Vegas, Nevada who played his freshman season at TCU. He played in 38 games for the Horned Frogs in 2026, starting in 33 of them primarily behind the plate. Dallimore hit .270 with eight home runs and 23 RBI as a true freshman and was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team.
Pillsbury is a senior from Newburgh, Indiana who made stops at NC State, John A. Logan College, and Jacksonville State before coming to Ole Miss. In 2026 with the Gamecocks, he made 16 starts as the team's Friday night starter finishing 6-3 with 89 strikeouts over 77.1 innings of work. He hit double-digit strikeouts three times during the season and posted five quality starts on the year. Pillsbury was named to the College Baseball Hall of Fame Midseason Pitcher of the Year Watch List and at the end of the season was named a 2026 All-CUSA First Team honoree.
Fields is a sophomore from Orlando, Florida who played his freshman season at Houston. He played in 55 games for the Cougars in 2026 where he hit .261 with 33 runs scored and 26 RBI as a true freshman.
Rogovic is a junior from Rye Brook, New York who played his first two seasons at Northeastern. He only made three appearances as a freshman, but in 2026 he worked 23 times, primarily out of the bullpen. Rogovic finished with a 4-1 record, three saves, and 60 strikeouts over 39.2 innings of work while holding opponents to a .169 batting average.
Foster is a junior from Snellville, Georgia who played his first two seasons at Mississippi State. He made 22 total appearances for the Bulldogs including a game one start in Oxford in 2026. Foster struck out 37 batters over 36.1 innings of work for Mississippi State in 2026.
Rizy is a junior from Fiskdale, Massachusetts who played his first two seasons at LSU. He made 44 career relief appearances over two seasons for the Tigers, recording 57 strikeouts over 46 innings of work. He led the team in appearances as a freshman in 2025 and was third on the team in 2026. He pitched against the Rebels in Oxford in game two of the series in 2026.
Willcox is a sophomore from Santa Rosa Beach, Florida who played his freshman season at Georgia Tech. He made 11 appearances for the Yellow Jackets in 2026, striking out 13 batters over 14 innings.
Fultz Jr. is a sophomore from Harborcreek, Pennsylvania who played his freshman season at Clemson. He was the primary third baseman for the Tigers, playing 40 games and hitting .231 with 16 runs scored and 13 RBI in 2026.
Stukes is a senior from Gaston, South Carolina who played at North Greenville University and USC Upstate before landing in Oxford. In 2026, Stukes made 16 starts for the Spartans putting together an 8-3 record with 56 strikeouts over 78 innings. He was named to the 2026 Big South All-Tournament Team.
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Keep up with all the latest news and information on the Rebels by following Ole Miss baseball on X at @OleMissBSB, on Facebook at Facebook.com/OleMissBaseball, on Instagram at Instagram.com/officialolemissbsb and on TikTok at @olemissbsb. Also, follow head coach Mike Bianco on X at @CoachMikeBianco.
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