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Texas RHP commit Grant Sperandio re-classifies, will enroll in January

Texas Longhorns baseball has added another high-profile prospect to its 2027 roster after right-handed pitcher Grant Sperandio announced his decision to reclassify and enroll in January. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Sperandio, originally committed to Texas three years ago, will join the team a year early, giving head coach Max Weiner an additional arm for next season’s rotation.

Known for his elite velocity and command, Sperandio’s fastball regularly touches 97 mph, while his secondary pitches—a curveball and slider—complement his arsenal with high spin rates and precision. His ability to manipulate multiple fastball types from a three-quarter arm slot adds another layer to his pitch repertoire, making him a versatile and impactful prospect for the program.

Sperandio’s decision to accelerate his timeline follows a standout performance trajectory, with analysts highlighting his athletic build, competitive mindset, and refined execution. The Longhorns’ pitching staff gains a dynamic new piece, one capable of contributing immediately to Texas’ depth and dominance on the mound.

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