UNC Baseball Recruiting

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Baseball Recruiting.

UNC Baseball Lands First 2028 Commitment In Shortstop Tyler Jackson

UNC Baseball has landed the first commitment in its 2028 recruiting class, as shortstop Tyler Jackson announced his pledge to the Diamond Heels on Tuesday. The 5-foot-10, 180-pound Mebane, N.C. native attends Southeastern Alamance High School, where he also played quarterback, and plays travel ball with the Dirtbags National 2028 squad. (Inside Carolina)

UNC Baseball Lands Commitment From Pitcher Jett Little

UNC Baseball has added another commitment to its 2027 recruiting class, as right-handed pitcher Jett Little has committed to the Diamond Heels, sources confirmed. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound Massachusetts native joins UNC after four years at Brookline Dexter Southfield School and will spend the 2026-27 academic year at Phillips Academy as a postgraduate. (Inside Carolina)

Newsletter: UNC Basketball Explores Wild New Portal Window, Football Opens Camp Amid Investigation

UNC Football kicked off training camp this past week, but the headlines weren’t about touchdowns. Basketball had its own bombshell: a court ruling reopened eligibility for a whole class of players, and Michael Malone wasted no time chasing two experienced transfers. Plus, the latest on UNC Baseball, Women's Basketball, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

UNC baseball assembles transfer class among departure of star players

The biggest addition for the Diamond Heels may be shortstop Jamie Laskofski, the 2026 CAA Player of the Year from William and Mary. Former Cal State Northridge transfer Jimmy Voorhies headlines the incoming group of pitchers after posting a 3.16 ERA with 46 strikeouts and five saves as a first-year. UNC also added experienced outfielder CJ Egrie. (Daily Tar Heel)

Newsletter: CJ Rosser Visits, 4 New Basketball Offers, Football Training Camp Nears, MLB Signings

CJ Rosser, the nation's No. 1 basketball recruit, was back in Chapel Hill this past week, and Michael Malone's UNC Basketball staff extended four new scholarship offers. Bill Belichick says his second UNC Football team barely resembles his first, even with the quarterback race wide open. And several Tar Heels cashed MLB Draft signing bonuses. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Incoming UNC transfer Jamie Laskofski is making a name for himself as an MLB Draft prospect

Jami Laskofski has blossomed into a star, leading the Brewster Whitecaps in OPS with a .323/.443/.430 slash line. His talents haven’t gone unnoticed outside of the Cape, either, with Baseball America ranking him the No. 58 draft prospect for 2027 in its post-2026 rankings, and UNC deciding to bring him into the fold after two successful years at William & Mary. (Cape Cod League)

UNC Baseball adds another transfer pitcher in right-hander Major Osbolt

UNC Baseball added another transfer arm to its pitching staff Sunday, as right-hander Major Osbolt announced his commitment to the Tar Heels. The 6–3, 195-pound former LSU commit heads to Chapel Hill after a breakout freshman season in Morristown, Tenn., at the junior college level, where he helped push Walters State back into the national spotlight. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC baseball commitment Joey Lawson opts to sign with MLB's Miami Marlins

Joey Lawson thought his opportunity to play professional baseball would have to wait. On the final day of the MLB Draft, the 19-year-old was headed to the airport for a flight back to North Carolina to rejoin the Tar Heels after rejecting offers from a couple of interested teams to forgo his college eligibility. Then in the 20th and final round, Lawson got a call. (Fort Myers News-Press)

Newsletter: UNC Basketball Recruiting Updates, NBA Summer League, ACC Kickoff, MLB Draft

Caleb Wilson set a Summer League scoring record, Bill Belichick left ACC Kickoff sounding like a coach who's found his footing, and six Tar Heels heard their names called across the MLB Draft. The basketball recruiting trail is heating up with two big-name visits on the calendar, Gavin Gallaher decided Chapel Hill wasn't done with him yet, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Utah Valley Catcher Derek Houston Commits to North Carolina

Scott Forbes has added another piece to UNC Baseball's 2027 roster. Utah Valley catcher Derek Houston committed to to the Diamond Heels out of the transfer portal on Wednesday. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound redshirt sophomore appeared in 39 games for the Wolverines in 2026, making 34 starts while batting .307 with five home runs and 20 RBI. (Inside Carolina)

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