Grambling State University Baseball Players Who Made it to a Major League Baseball Team

Grambling State University Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a comprehensive chart of every Grambling State University alumnus who played baseball at the Grambling State University AND made it to the Major League level.

"When I was released, I no longer had a team so it gave me freedom. Most people would look at it a different way, but I felt free. It gave me an opportunity once again to select something that would be best for me, so in an odd sort of way I kind of almost get what I want, huh?" - Gerald Williams in the St. Petersburg Times (June 30, 2001)

Grambling College "Tigers" Major League Baseball Player Alumnus
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Lou Jackson	1954 - 1956	07-23-1958
Grambling State University "Tigers" Major League Baseball Player Alumnus
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Tommie Agee	1961 - 1961	09-14-1962
Ralph Garr	1964 - 1967	09-03-1968
Jophery Brown	1964 - 1966	09-21-1968
Johnny Jeter	1963 - 1964	06-14-1969
Matt Alexander	1966 - 1968	08-23-1973
Reggie Baldwin	1973 - 1976	05-25-1978
Gary Eave	1982 - 1985	04-12-1988
Sap Randall	1979 - 1981	08-02-1988
Lenny Webster	1983 - 1985	09-01-1989
Gerald Williams	1985 - 1987	09-15-1992
Courtney Duncan	1993 - 1996	04-02-2001
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Grambling State University M.L.B. Player Alumnus

The Grambling State University baseball program started in 1901 and Lou Jackson was their first player to make it to the Major League level.

The Tigers won their last Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) title in 1986 and two players listed above are included in the SWAC Hall of Fame — Tommie Agee & Matt Alexander.

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