MLB Players Who Attended University of Georgia

University of Georgia, GA — MLB Players Who Attended University of Georgia
Player Name Debut Year Final Year G AB H HR AVG
Tully Sparks 1897 1910 314 801 92 - 0.115
Claud Derrick 1910 1914 113 326 79 1 0.242
Tommy Thompson 1912 1912 8 10 3 - 0.300
Jeff McCleskey 1913 1913 2 3 - - -
Tim Bowden 1914 1914 7 9 2 - 0.222
Tinsley Ginn 1914 1914 2 1 - - -
John Slappey 1920 1920 3 2 1 - 0.500
Ken Holloway 1922 1930 285 378 63 - 0.167
Freddy Sale 1924 1924 1 - - - -
Cy Moore 1929 1934 148 133 17 - 0.128
Nolen Richardson 1929 1939 168 473 117 - 0.247
Ivey Shiver 1931 1934 21 68 13 2 0.191
Spud Chandler 1937 1947 211 548 110 9 0.201
Johnny Rucker 1940 1946 705 2617 711 21 0.272
Alf Anderson 1941 1946 126 390 93 1 0.238
Jim Umbricht 1959 1963 88 28 5 - 0.179
Larry Littleton 1981 1981 26 23 - - -
Glenn Davis 1984 1993 1015 3719 965 190 0.259
Jeff Treadway 1987 1995 762 2119 596 28 0.281
Marty Brown 1988 1990 35 61 11 - 0.180
Cris Carpenter 1988 1996 291 30 8 - 0.267
Steve Carter 1989 1990 14 21 3 1 0.143
Derek Lilliquist 1989 1996 267 108 23 2 0.213
Dave Fleming 1991 1995 116 - - - -
Jim Hunter 1991 1991 8 - - - -
Brian Powell 1998 2004 59 21 3 - 0.143
Chris Stowers 1999 1999 4 2 - - -
Mark Watson 2000 2003 11 - - - -
Robby Hammock 2003 2011 182 481 122 12 0.254
Jeff Keppinger 2004 2013 818 2882 814 45 0.282
Clint Sammons 2007 2009 31 68 12 1 0.176
Mitchell Boggs 2008 2013 241 27 1 - 0.037
Gordon Beckham 2009 2019 1069 3403 807 80 0.237
Justin Grimm 2012 2022 325 7 - - -
Josh Fields 2013 2018 289 1 - - -
Alex Wood 2013 None 279 276 23 - 0.083

University of Georgia in the major leagues

The table lists 36 major league players who played college baseball at University of Georgia, in Athens, GA. Debuts run from 1897 (Tully Sparks) to 2013 (Alex Wood). By games played, the longest career belongs to Gordon Beckham, with 1069. For power, Glenn Davis leads the list with 190 home runs. The best career average among regular hitters is .282, by Jeff Keppinger. Rows with no batting line, such as Freddy Sale, Dave Fleming, and Jim Hunter, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. More of the school's major leaguers debuted in the 1980s than in any other decade. Nearby on the site: Valdosta State University, Albany State University, and Armstrong Atlantic State University, also in GA. College attendance comes from the Lahman database's college-playing records, which list the schools where a player's college baseball career is documented.