Florida lands former Sooners OF Drew Dickerson via transfer portal
Florida baseball added another player from the transfer portal this week, this time it's former Oklahoma Sooners outfielder Drew Dickerson.
Florida baseball landed a commitment from former Oklahoma Sooners outfielder Drew Dickerson on Wednesday, as announced on his personal social media account. The 6-foot-4-inch, 210-pound native of Lee's Summit, Missouri, slashed .294/.
405/.535 with nine home runs and eight doubles in 170 at-bats during his two years with the Sooners. Last season, Dickerson played 35 games — starting 22 games primarily as a designated hitter — batting .
281 with 25 hits, four doubles, two triples and four home runs while scoring 20 runs and knocking in 21 RBI; he posted a .506 slugging percentage with an on-base percentage of .387.
His sophomore stats represented a minor step back from his freshman year, when he played in 33 games and started 21 games primarily at DH, with five starts also in right field. That season, he slashed .309/.
424/.568 with 25 hits, 19 RBIs, 15 walks and three stolen bases while hitting five home runs, four doubles and one triple, and scoring 22 runs with 46 total bases.CHOMP CHOMP 🐊 #Committedpic.
twitter.com/VhbfMyXa4S— Drew Dickerson (@DrewMDickerson) July 1, 2026Coming out of high school, Dickerson was the second-ranked shortstop and No. 3 overall prospect in the state of Missouri and No.
36 shortstop and No. 142 overall nationally by Perfect Game. Florida Gators transfer portal movementSeven Florida arms have entered the transfer portal: McCall Biemiller (NC State), Eli Blair (USF), Matthew Jenkins (Charlotte), Rivers Kurland, Cooper Moss (USF), Christian Rodriguez and Cooper Walls (Georgia).
Starting second baseman Cade Kurland is headed to LSU, while Infielder Kolt Myers (Grand Canyon) and outfielder Blake Brookins are the two other position players to enter the transfer portal so far.Florida earned its first transfer commitment from former FGCU catcher Jon Embury, the 2026 ASUN Player of the Year, on June 4, followed by Jacksonville State right-hander Maddox McDougall on June 9. Oregon State southpaw Trey Morris and Utah State infielder Kyle McDaniel com
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