Quinton Coats is Cincinnati’s moonshot machine, and he just turned into a national star
In the 2026 season, Quinton Coats became one of the most dangerous power bats in college baseball, setting Cincinnati’s single-season home run record with 28 while hitting .339, slugging .738, and driving in 79 runs. He was a Third Team All-American and a Dick Howser Trophy semifinalist, which tells you the power is real and nationally recognized—not just a hot streak. The differentiator: massive raw strength, easy loft, and game-breaking impact; when he homers, the Bearcats usually win, and that’s the kind of lineup fit coaches dream about.
