Georgia Bulldogs outfielder Ty Peeples has committed to the Florida State Seminoles. Peeples spent just one season with the Bulldogs in Athens, and the outfielder will now look to shine as a member of the Seminoles next season.
Standing at 6-foot-2, 188 pounds, Peeples is a talented outfielder who played an essential role on the base paths throughout his lone season at Georgia. The outfielder recorded just 17 total at bats despite appearing in 32 games, as Peeples was consistently used as a pinch-runner in a handful of critical situations during the 2026 season. The outfielder could emerge as a star at FSU during his sophomore year, and Peeples’ time with the Bulldogs ending after just one season.
Peeples ended the year with a .294 batting average despite having a limited amount of plate appearances. The talented rising sophomore recorded five hits and six walks as well/ Peeples will look to play a much larger role during his time in Tallahassee next season. The Bulldog flashed his potential on numerous occasions throughout his true freshman year in Athens, and the Dawgs will now turn elsewhere in hopes of replacing Peeples’ speed next season.
Georgia baseball ended the year with an overall record of 53-14 (23-7 SEC). The Bulldogs have lost a handful of talented players in the transfer portal to begin the offseason, as former Georgia right-handed pitcher Jordan Stephens recently committed to the South Carolina Gamecocks after two years in Athens.
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Standing at 6-foot-2, 188 pounds, Peeples is a talented outfielder who played an essential role on the base paths throughout his lone season at Georgia. The outfielder recorded just 17 total at bats despite appearing in 32 games, as Peeples was consistently used as a pinch-runner in a handful of critical situations during the 2026 season. The outfielder could emerge as a star at FSU during his sophomore year, and Peeples’ time with the Bulldogs ending after just one season.
Peeples ended the year with a .294 batting average despite having a limited amount of plate appearances. The talented rising sophomore recorded five hits and six walks as well/ Peeples will look to play a much larger role during his time in Tallahassee next season. The Bulldog flashed his potential on numerous occasions throughout his true freshman year in Athens, and the Dawgs will now turn elsewhere in hopes of replacing Peeples’ speed next season.
Georgia baseball ended the year with an overall record of 53-14 (23-7 SEC). The Bulldogs have lost a handful of talented players in the transfer portal to begin the offseason, as former Georgia right-handed pitcher Jordan Stephens recently committed to the South Carolina Gamecocks after two years in Athens.
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