Cade Kurland transfers to LSU after leaving Florida Gators
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 9:04 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Cade Kurland, who played second base for the Florida Gators, has announced his transfer to LSU. After the Gators' elimination in the Gainesville Regional final, Kurland expressed his intention to compete at the collegiate level for at least one more year, opting out of the MLB draft. His career at Florida was marred by injuries, but he had a strong freshman season, earning honors as a Freshman All-American. Kurland's decision reflects his desire to elevate his game and pursue professional opportunities.
- •Kurland joins LSU after four seasons at Florida.
- •He opted out of the MLB draft to play another college season.
- •Injury setbacks limited his performance but he showed potential.
- •Kurland's transfer adds depth to LSU's infield as they compete in the SEC.
- 9:04 PMYahoo Sports — Cade Kurland finds new home inside SEC via transfer portal
"Cade Kurland has found a new home. The second baseman is staying in the SEC and joining this Florida rival.
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