Brayden Simpson enters transfer portal following court ruling on eligibility
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 8:43 PM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Brayden Simpson, a former LSU baseball infielder, has announced plans to enter the transfer portal on August 2, 2026. This decision follows a recent court ruling that provides additional eligibility for athletes who commenced their college careers in 2022 and played for four years. The NCAA is expected to appeal this ruling, which places Simpson in a challenging position, as LSU's 2027 roster appears to be full. Simpson played one season with LSU after transferring from High Point, contributing 13 hits and 10 runs over the season.
- •Brayden Simpson will enter the transfer portal seeking a fifth year of eligibility.
- •The NCAA may appeal a court ruling benefiting some college athletes.
- •Simpson had one season at LSU, hitting.265 with 10 runs scored.
- •LSU's 2027 roster is reportedly full, requiring Simpson to find a new team.
- •Simpson previously played three years at High Point before joining LSU.
- 8:43 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-LSU baseball player will enter transfer portal after court ruling
"A former LSU baseball infielder plans to enter the transfer portal and take advantage of a recent court ruling.
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