Georgia Tech baseball has landed a commitment from UCF shortstop transfer Jordan Lodise.
The younger brother of former Yellow Jackets star Kyle Lodise, Jordan is headed to Atlanta after spending his freshman season with the Knights, where he made 54 starts at shortstop and slashed .243/.338/.400, earning Big 12 All-Freshman Team honors.
Lodise, who hails from Brunswick, Ga., hit 14 doubles and five home runs in his lone season at UCF, drawing 28 walks while striking out 41 times. With the glove, he made eight errors and finished with a .961 fielding percentage.
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"Jordan's really gifted," UCF head coach Rich Wallace said ahead of the 2026 season. "He's a special, special kid, special talent, somebody that Coach (Norberto) Lopez went out and found that was probably a little under the radar despite his last name at that point, and he's been a perfect fit for us."
The younger brother of former Yellow Jackets star Kyle Lodise, Jordan is headed to Atlanta after spending his freshman season with the Knights, where he made 54 starts at shortstop and slashed .243/.338/.400, earning Big 12 All-Freshman Team honors.
Lodise, who hails from Brunswick, Ga., hit 14 doubles and five home runs in his lone season at UCF, drawing 28 walks while striking out 41 times. With the glove, he made eight errors and finished with a .961 fielding percentage.
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"Jordan's really gifted," UCF head coach Rich Wallace said ahead of the 2026 season. "He's a special, special kid, special talent, somebody that Coach (Norberto) Lopez went out and found that was probably a little under the radar despite his last name at that point, and he's been a perfect fit for us."
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