MLB Players Who Attended University of Nebraska at Lincoln

University of Nebraska at Lincoln, NE — MLB Players Who Attended University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Player Name Debut Year Final Year G AB H HR AVG
Bob Cerv 1951 1962 829 2261 624 105 0.276
Dwight Siebler 1963 1967 48 27 2 - 0.074
Stan Bahnsen 1966 1982 575 479 56 1 0.117
Gary Neibauer 1969 1973 75 29 2 1 0.069
Ryan Kurosaki 1975 1975 7 1 - - -
Pete O'Brien 1982 1993 1567 5437 1421 169 0.261
Tim Burke 1985 1992 498 44 2 - 0.045
Bob Sebra 1985 1990 95 96 14 - 0.146
Steve Stanicek 1987 1989 13 16 3 - 0.188
Bill McGuire 1988 1989 23 44 8 1 0.182
Kip Gross 1990 2000 73 25 4 - 0.160
Eric Helfand 1993 1995 53 105 18 - 0.171
Kevin Jordan 1995 2001 560 1409 363 23 0.258
Darin Erstad 1996 2009 1654 6024 1697 124 0.282
Ken Ramos 1997 1997 14 12 - - -
Marc Sagmoen 1997 1997 21 43 6 1 0.140
Troy Brohawn 2001 2003 82 2 1 - 0.500
Ken Harvey 2001 2005 271 998 273 27 0.274
Todd Sears 2002 2003 40 85 22 2 0.259
Jamal Strong 2003 2005 28 22 5 - 0.227
Dan Johnson 2005 2015 443 1382 324 57 0.234
Adam Shabala 2005 2005 6 15 3 - 0.200
Adam Stern 2005 2010 54 43 5 1 0.116
Drew Anderson 2006 2006 9 9 1 - 0.111
Shane Komine 2006 2007 4 - - - -
Joba Chamberlain 2007 2016 385 6 - - -
Alex Gordon 2007 2020 1753 6391 1643 190 0.257
Brian Duensing 2009 2018 485 12 - - -
Zach Kroenke 2010 2011 7 2 - - -
Andrew Brown 2011 2014 144 328 72 14 0.220
Steve Edlefsen 2011 2012 27 2 - - -
Tony Watson 2011 2021 689 8 1 - 0.125
Dan Jennings 2012 2019 390 4 2 - 0.500
Thad Weber 2012 2013 10 3 - - -
Cody Asche 2013 2017 390 1238 290 32 0.234

University of Nebraska at Lincoln in the major leagues

University of Nebraska at Lincoln (Lincoln, NE) has 35 alumni in the major league record. The first of them to reach the majors was Bob Cerv in 1951; the most recent debut belongs to Cody Asche, in 2013. Alex Gordon played the most games of any alumnus, 1753. Darin Erstad collected the most hits, 1697. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Darin Erstad has the best average, .282. Shane Komine show dashes in the batting columns because the table lists hitting only. More of the school's major leaguers debuted in the 2000s than in any other decade. Nearby on the site: University of Nebraska at Omaha, Wayne State College, and Western Nebraska Community College, also in NE. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.