Jay Dillard transfers from Clemson to Austin Peay for final college season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 3:16 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Jay Dillard has announced his transfer to Austin Peay after four seasons with Clemson baseball. He entered the transfer portal on June 1 and quickly secured a new opportunity. During the 2026 season, Dillard contributed significantly, playing in 33 games and making 25 starts, finishing with a.215 batting average. He recorded one home run and five RBI, stepping up during an injury to teammate Jarren Purify. Dillard brings one season of eligibility to Austin Peay as he continues his collegiate career.
- •Dillard transfers to Austin Peay after four years at Clemson.
- •He played 52 games for the Tigers, starting 30 contests.
- •Dillard batted.200 with one home run and nine RBI during his Clemson career.
- •He had a breakout 2026 season, appearing in 33 games.
- •Dillard has one season of eligibility remaining.
- 3:16 PMYahoo Sports — Former Tiger announces transfer destination after four years at Clemson
"After four years with Clemson, Jay Dillard is moving on to a new team in the transfer portal.
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