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Former LSU Pitcher Jaden Noot Reveals Transfer Destination

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Former LSU pitcher Jaden Noot has signed with the San Diego State Baseball program, the school announced this week.
Noot finished his LSU career with a 5.23 ERA over 43 innings across three seasons. As a redshirt sophomore, he provided valuable innings during the Tigers' SEC and NCAA Tournament runs, including a scoreless relief appearance against Arkansas at the College World Series.
Jaden Noot entered the 2026 season expected to build on a strong finish to 2025, when he became a trusted bullpen arm during LSU's postseason run. Instead, he struggled to find consistency and saw his role diminish as the season progressed.
In 2026, Noot appeared in 10 games, posting a 0-0 record with a 6.75 ERA over 9 innings. He allowed 11 hits, seven earned runs, seven walks, and struck out eight batters, while opponents hit well against him.
Noot finished his LSU career with a 5.23 ERA over 43 innings across three seasons. As a redshirt sophomore, he provided valuable innings during the Tigers' SEC and NCAA Tournament runs, including a scoreless relief appearance against Arkansas at the College World Series.
Jaden Noot entered the 2026 season expected to build on a strong finish to 2025, when he became a trusted bullpen arm during LSU's postseason run. Instead, he struggled to find consistency and saw his role diminish as the season progressed.
In 2026, Noot appeared in 10 games, posting a 0-0 record with a 6.75 ERA over 9 innings. He allowed 11 hits, seven earned runs, seven walks, and struck out eight batters, while opponents hit well against him.
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