Richmond DH Jack Arcamone commits to Georgia out of NCAA transfer portal

Richmond DH Jack Arcamone has committed to Georgia via the NCAA Transfer Portal, he announced on Instagram (@jackarcamone) Wednesday night. Arcamone was named an All Atlantic-10 First Team selection this season.

The Trumbull, CT native started 52 games for Richmond this season, hitting for a .355 batting average with 22 doubles, 13 home runs, 62 RBI, a .675 SLG% and a .463 OBP%.

Arcamone becomes Georgia‘s 15th Transfer Portal addition, cementing its class as the second best in all of college baseball according to 64Analytics.com.

Georgia Transfer Portal departures:

• INF Cade Brown (Georgia Tech)
• INF/OF Bryce Clavon (Clemson)
• LHP Alton Davis II
• OF Dylan Goldstein
• INF/OF Charlie Jones
• INF Trey King
• RHP Wyatt Land
• INF Erik Parker (South Carolina)
• RHP Asher Sabom (UCF)
• RHP Kolten Smith
• RHP Ethan Sutton

Georgia Transfer Portal additions:

• RHP Caden Aoki (USC)
• DH Jack Arcamone (Richmond)
• 1B Juan Cruz (Alabama State)
• RHP Grant Edwards (University of New Orleans)
• OF/LHP Kenny Ishikawa (Seattle University)
• OF Cole Koniarsky (UNLV)
• 3B Rylan Lujo (Dayton)
• OF Scott Newman (USC Upstate)
• OF Jordy Oriach (New Mexico)
• 3B Michael O’Shaughnessy (Davidson)
• RHP Lane Pearson (West Georgia)
• RHP Brad Pruett (East Carolina)
• RHP Matt Scott (Stanford)
• RHP Dylan Vigue (Michigan)
• SS Ryan Wynn (Wofford)

In two seasons at Richmond, Arcamone hit for a .319 average with 31 doubles, 19 home runs and 95 RBI. Along with DHing, he is a catcher as well. The Spiders finished the 2025 season with a 33-19 (14-16) record, falling short of their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2003.

Arcamone now heads to a Georgia program entering the third season of the Wes Johnson era. The Bulldogs had a phenomenal 2025 campaign, as they entered the NCAA Tournament with a 42-15 record and hosted the Athens Regional. Things went south quick however, as losses to Duke and Oklahoma State in back-to-back games quickly ended their season.

Johnson has proven to hit big in the portal, as key players DH Ryland Zaborowski (Miami OH), right-handed pitcher Brian Curley (VCU), third baseman Slate Alford (Mississippi State), right-handed pitcher JT Quinn(Ole Miss), right fielder Robbie Burnett (UNC Asheville), SS Kolby Branch (Baylor) and outfielder Nolan McCarthy (Kentucky) all made their way to Georgia from other Division I programs.

While the Bulldogs lose a big chunk of this season’s production, their portal class has been nothing short of stellar so far. This includes nine offensive players and six pitchers.