Former 4-Star Dual-Threat QB & Minor League Baseball Player To Visit LSU

Former four-star quarterback Cord Sandberg, who choose to pursue a baseball career instead of football will be returning to the gridiron and will visit LSU later this month.

The Bradenton, FL native signed with the Mississippi State in 2013 but spent the past six years playing baseball in the Philadelphia Phillies minor league system. He was rated the No. 8 dual-threat quarterback coming out of high school in 2013. Per AuburnSports.com:

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The former four-star quarterback, who played six seasons in the Philadelphia Phillies minor league system, has narrowed his options to Auburn, LSU and N.C. State and will take an official visit to each in July.

“I have enjoyed conversations with the coaches at all of those schools,” Sandberg said. “I can see myself enjoying going to school for 3-4 years in those towns.”

Sandberg has an offer from Auburn and would go on scholarship in January at both N.C. State and LSU. He’ll take an official visit to N.C. State July 25-26, Auburn July 26-28 and LSU July 28-29.

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