LSU Baseball Signee Nathaneal Davis Has Withdrawn His Name From The MLB Draft

by Staff Reporter

June 29, 202611 Comments

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LSU Baseball Signee Nathaneal Davis has announced that he has withdrawn his name from the MLB Draft and will enroll at LSU.

The highly touted athlete from Orlando, Fla. (Bishop Moore High School) is expected to compete for a starting outfield position immediately.

Davis was projected as a fourth-round pick in the MLB Draft. He joins Derek Curiel and Omar Serna as top position player prospects who pulled out of the draft to join the Tigers.

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dennistracy•4 hours

I kind of dig that jersey...the hat is awful but that jersey paired with our traditional hats would look good.

DVinBR•4 hours

ridin'

Mid Iowa Tiger•4 hours

All will be forgiven for this miserable year of Jay continues the “every other year” pace of titles.

MyTooScents•6 hours

Let's GEAUX!

VincentVega•7 hours

I was stoked about Curiel then confused because Serna is not draft eligible. Definitely written poorly.

drizztiger•8 hours

“He joins Derek Curiel and Omar Serna as top position player prospects who pulled out of the draft to join the Tigers.”

This is potentially misleading and should be worded better. Curiel decided on college instead of MLB after HS, but is now a draft eligible sophomore.

tiger81•8 hours

Exactly.... I was ready to celebrate Curiel coming back next year.

BBQ•7 hours

Yep. I had to reread it thinking wait, how did I miss this. Took me about three reads followed by disappointment ??

Ragin Tiger1•7 hours

They meant Curiel pulled out of the draft coming out of high school. It was pretty obvious what they meant.

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