Brayden Randle transfers from Ole Miss to Texas Tech baseball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 9:01 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Brayden Randle, a 45-game starter for Ole Miss during their recent College World Series run, has committed to Texas Tech baseball through the NCAA transfer portal. Randle concluded his time at Ole Miss with a strong postseason, hitting.429 with a home run and seven RBIs in eight tournament games. He previously battled through a slow start this season, finishing with a.259 average and establishing career highs in homers and RBIs. The Red Raiders aim to improve after missing the NCAA tournament for three consecutive years, securing Randle as their 10th transfer commitment this off-season.
- •Brayden Randle commits to Texas Tech baseball from Ole Miss
- •Excelled in postseason with.429 average over eight games
- •Texas Tech has missed NCAA tournament for three seasons
- •Randle's addition marks 10 transfers this off-season
- •Team aiming to rebuild after losing eight starters
- 9:01 AMYahoo Sports — Ole Miss postseason star Brayden Randle commits to Texas Tech baseball
"Brayden Randle, 97-game starter in three seasons at Ole Miss, commits to Texas Tech baseball via the transfer portal. He finished strong on CWS team.
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