A position group that looked thin just a few weeks ago is suddenly becoming one of Texas A&M’s fastest‑growing strengths. On Friday night, the Aggies landed their fifth transfer‑portal pitcher, securing a commitment from former South Carolina left‑hander Logan Prisco the first lefty of the group and the second pledge of the day.
Prisco worked primarily out of the bullpen for the Gamecocks, making 20 appearances with two starts across 28.2 innings. He posted a strong 3.45 ERA, striking out 34 while issuing 17 walks, good for a 2.00 K/BB ratio a solid indicator of his ability to compete in the zone.
Before arriving in Columbia, Prisco was a standout at Florence‑Darlington Technical College, helping lead the program to the 2025 JuCo World Series. He earned First Team All‑Region 10 honors after recording the most wins in the region and finishing second in strikeouts.
For Texas A&M, the past few days have been nothing short of productive. After emphasizing the need to add quality arms, the Aggies have quickly reshaped the pitching room with a mix of experience, upside, and strike‑throwing reliability. With momentum building and with recruiting ace Nolan Cain returning to the staff the next phase of portal activity will be fascinating to watch as the Aggies continue to fortify their roster.
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