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Nate George

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Oct 7, 2026

Greg BarnesGUEST
3:27
It wasn't.
Greg BarnesGUEST
3:28
But anyway, so you got all these, you got all these new names and faces and, and, um, I mean, I think it's hilarious that, uh, Nate George is coming, um, as a member of the Pittsburgh program.
Greg BarnesGUEST
3:42
Uh, he's, I think he went a couple years ago for, for Georgia Tech.
Greg BarnesGUEST
3:46
Um, I don't know.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
25:38
This year you have several faces from the ACC who Pitt fans should be familiar with.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
25:43
Obviously, Baton Ndongue's a former all-league guy, and Nate George is a starter.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
25:48
Jalil Battey, a former five-star prospect, is the, i- is the X factor, because he's dealt with injuries back at Alabama.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
25:55
But he, but he's shown some flashes that he can be a really good guard.
Nick StevensHOST
29:43
I felt like Jayden LeRae is this unheralded prospect coming into the system, what, fifth round draft pick, I believe.
Nick StevensHOST
29:50
And like Nate George is is the exception, not the rule.
Nick StevensHOST
29:54
When you're talking about like these high school picks hitting as well as they did, unless you're like a first round slam dunk high school pick, expectations are through the roof.
Nick StevensHOST
30:03
But it was just like, who is he as a player? We know like the general profile, but how is his game going to translate to pro ball? You've seen a lot of, you know, the DJ Layton's and Braylon Whitaker's guys that took some time.
Nick StevensHOST
32:00
He's definitely one of the top pitching prospects in all of Major League Baseball now after this year.
Nick StevensHOST
32:06
Nobody could see that coming this year.
Bob PhelanHOST
32:09
Yeah, it's kind of crazy that Jaden LeRae doesn't walk away with this prize because, yeah, who could have saw the Nate George scenario happening two years in a row? I mean, a little bit higher of a pick and not the same player, but just the production and getting better as the year goes on.
Bob PhelanHOST
32:26
Like Jaden LeRae was incredible out of nowhere.
Josh SorokaHOST
25:11
who's 19.
Josh SorokaHOST
25:12
Then we've got Nate George, who's 20.
Josh SorokaHOST
25:15
And those are four of our top players.
Josh SorokaHOST
25:18
Seven prospects are outfielders.
Seth GreenbergGUEST
5:20
...
Seth GreenbergGUEST
5:20
when you talk about Dongo and you talk about George, I mean, those two guys are good players.
Seth GreenbergGUEST
5:26
You know, the, the, the Kipper sheer was at Alabama, started Miami.
Seth GreenbergGUEST
5:29
Good, I mean, really high level talented players.
Mike WatersHOST
6:23
And then he went to Miami.
Seth GreenbergGUEST
6:24
Yeah.
Seth GreenbergGUEST
6:25
I mean, Nate George, you know, if he takes care of the ball, the, the experience.
Seth GreenbergGUEST
6:30
Dongo, he has experience.
Terrence OglesbyHOST
15:31
I think this team makes a whole lot of sense.
Terrence OglesbyHOST
15:34
Nate George has always been at his best when he's playing with shooters.
Terrence OglesbyHOST
15:38
You look at when he was at Syracuse, a little bit up and down.
Terrence OglesbyHOST
15:41
Georgia Tech, he had some guys that could knock down shots.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
15:34
We'll see how people feel about Green Bay with some of their late five-for-five additions, but RMU has a good shot, and Pittsburgh hasn't added anyone, but they're having 11 transfers this offseason, a new... look roster with plenty of depth, but Jeff Capel is on the hottest of hot seats, and he's going to have to find a way to get it done.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
15:54
But, you know, you have proven ACC players like Nate George and Ben Adongo and former five-star Jalil Bethea.
Tristan FreemanGUEST
16:02
I think there's some potential for Pitt to possibly be a surprise team in the ACC, although, you know, as we've seen in the past with Capel's teams, you know, transfers doesn't necessarily prove correlation to being a good team.
Greg PetersonHOST
16:14
Yep, and how do you take a look at that entire ACC? Because we know that with Louisville, they're dealing with a fifth-year guy of their own.
Connor NewcombHOST
5:52
He can play the field.
Connor NewcombHOST
5:54
He kind of reminds me of Nate George and the way he popped out on the scene in 2025.
Connor NewcombHOST
5:58
I mean, Lohrey plays with his hair on fire.
Connor NewcombHOST
6:01
He played a lot of different positions.
Seth GreenbergHOST
53:03
Jeff Cable put together an old – he went to the portal, and he got an old, experienced, hungry group that has a little bit of chip on their shoulder and also has something to prove, and I think that's the biggest thing.
Seth GreenbergHOST
53:15
You get a guy like Nate George, who had five assists a game the last two years in the ACC, a play starter, playmaker.
Seth GreenbergHOST
53:20
Julio Bethea is dynamic.
Seth GreenbergHOST
53:22
He was one of the top ten players in the country coming out of high school.
Zach SpeddenHOST
4:06
The 2024 draft, we've picked that apart numerous times.
Zach SpeddenHOST
4:11
No need to rehash the Vance Honeycutt discussion, but to say that Ethan Anderson, Nate George, Sebastian Gangora came out of that class, give it a little bit of hope.
Zach SpeddenHOST
4:20
And then the 2025 draft class, from where we're sitting right now, looks loaded with the likes of Ike Iris, Fahivo Aloy, and Joseph Djerwa, among others.
Zach SpeddenHOST
4:30
And it's going to be years before we know the implications of those drafts, but what is clear now is that Blood was a pretty instrumental figure in the Elias years so far in Baltimore, but he is no longer part of the organization.

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