Vanderbilt outfielder Cooper Holbrook enters NCAA transfer portal

Vanderbilt outfielder Cooper Holbrook entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to On3’s Pete Nakos. He was the latest player from the team to enter amid seemingly an exodus.

Head coach Tim Corbin previously talked about what made Holbrook an enticing prospect.

“Coop is big, strong and fast,” Corbin said of Holbrook. “He has power at the plate and moves well on the bases. He is a self-driven kid who really enjoys being at the facility and in the cages. He has taken a very intentional step in the weight room where he has added a lot of strength to a big frame.

“High character kid with a high care level. Coop takes the student-athlete responsibility very seriously and had another good fall in the classroom. Very good personality and liked by his teammates.”

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After not playing in 2023, Holbrook played just four games this past season with 12 plate appearances. He had one walk and did not register a hit.

To keep up with the latest players on the move, check out On3’s Transfer Portal wire. 

Cooper Holbrook latest Vanderbilt player in portal

The entry from Holbrook comes just days after infielder Matt Wolfe entered the portal as well.

Wolfe is actually currently in action, playing for the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks in the New England Collegiate Baseball League while he figures out where he’ll next play college baseball. In past summers, he’s also played for the Kenosha Kingfish in the Northwoods League in 2023, as well as the Alexandria Aces in the Cal Ripken Collegiate League in 2022.

Here were Corbin’s comments on Wolfe included as part of his player bio on the Vanderbilt Athletics website:

“Matt is a steady, mentally tough young man who exhibits consistent human qualities in everything that he does. He continues to grow and improve as a player. Matt played all summer in the Northwoods League and showed improvement both offensively and defensively. Matt has infield versatility as well as a compact hitting approach at the plate. He is a team guy and very well-liked by his teammates. Everyone roots for Matt.”