Men UConn Baseball and the transfer portal
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Okay… Southern California or South Carolina. D1 Portal uses both in addition to USC.
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His IG lists the Trojans (Southern California)
Looks like Southern California according to this article:
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The D1Baseball.com Transfer Portal listings also use UConn on occasion in addition to their regular use of Connecticut.
Just noticed that Levi McAllister is listed as transferring from UConn to Albany, which was reported a while ago on this thread. Also, Cameron Mayer is listed twice in his transferring from Tufts, one listing him transferring to Connecticut and another to UConn.
Noah Sorensen was a redshirt freshman on the UConn baseball roster last season. He has transferred to Long Island University, he is on their baseball roster for the coming season.
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Noah Sorensen (6) Infield - 2024: NEC Prime Performer on Feb. 27 Produced tiebreaking solo homer in ninth inning for first collegiate hit, homer and RBI
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Noah Sorensen was a redshirt freshman on the UConn baseball roster last season. He has transferred to Long Island University, he is on their baseball roster for the coming season.
Long Island University Athletics
Noah Sorensen (6) Infield - 2024: NEC Prime Performer on Feb. 27 Produced tiebreaking solo homer in ninth inning for first collegiate hit, homer and RBI
LIU plays an exhibition game in Storrs on October 6. So it is possible Noah Sorensen will make a final appearance at UConn on that day.
College baseball is certainly a sport where many players end up transferring to other schools. UConn baseball certainly has its share of players who transfer to other schools as well. Still, the grand majority of UConn baseball players who transfer to other schools did not get much significant playing time while they were in Storrs. The exceptions seem to be the odd grad transfers who leave Storrs. Still, are the odd few grad transfers such as Kevin Ferrer who occasionally leave. Still, it is very rare for a significant UConn baseball player to transfer and play for another school. Overall, UConn baseball seems to benefit much more from players transferring into the program rather then leaving the program to transfer to play at another school.
I should note that I've noticed in the past that the D1baseball.com Transfer Portal listings don't have a complete listing of everyone who is transferring to another school, but it is still a good resource for confirming many transfers.
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Good for him that he gets another chance. had an excellent year here, and then after a poor start to another year got absolutely buried.