Tennessee baseball pitcher Stratton Scott has entered the NCAA transfer portal.
"Thank you to the University of Tennessee for a memorable freshman year," Scott announced . "I have entered the transfer portal, and I am looking to find a great place for continued development where I can contribute. I have four years of eligibility remaining. GPA: 3.8 ACT: 33."
Scott, who redshirted in 2025, entered Tennessee as a third-generation legacy athlete. His grandfather, Bobby Scott, played quarterback for the Vols and in the NFL. The 2024 prospect's father, Benson Scott, played on Tennessee's 1998 national championship football team.
Stratton Scott played for Farragut High School in Farragut, Tennessee. He pitched a combined no-hitter for the Admirals in the 2024 District 4-4A championship game and later pitched a combined one-hitter in the Class 4A state championship game in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
The former Vol helped the Admirals win a third consecutive state championship in 2024.
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