Florida baseball secures commitment from pitcher Maddox McDougall
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 9:42 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Florida baseball announced the commitment of Maddox McDougall, a right-handed relief pitcher from Jacksonville State, on June 9. McDougall posted a 2.76 ERA with 54 strikeouts over 49 innings during his sophomore season. He was part of a successful Jacksonville State team that won its conference titles and finished with a 48-15 record. McDougall is the second transfer recruit for Florida this offseason, following catcher Jon Embury from Florida Gulf Coast. The Florida Gators have seen nine players enter the transfer portal, including significant departures.
- •Maddox McDougall commits to Florida baseball on June 9.
- •He recorded a 2.76 ERA and 54 strikeouts at Jacksonville State.
- •Florida Gators also added catcher Jon Embury this offseason.
- •McDougall is the second transfer commitment for Florida.
- •Nine players have entered the transfer portal from Florida.
- 9:42 PMYahoo Sports — Florida baseball picks up commitment from Jacksonville State relief pitcher Maddox McDougall
"Florida baseball has earned the commitment of a right-handed transfer pitcher. Here’s what to know.
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