Nolan Stevens brings left-handed pop, two-way upside, and lineup versatility to Oklahoma
In the 2026 season, Nolan Stevens has been a useful transfer bat for Oklahoma, flashing left-handed power with key home runs early in the year and showing enough athleticism to handle the outfield and even first base when needed[3][8][15]. He entered Norman after a strong 2025 at Mississippi State, where he hit .320 with a .914 OPS, 4 homers, and 21 RBIs, and he also has a live left arm on the mound, which gives him real two-way intrigue[1][2]. The big appeal: he’s a physical 6-foot-2, 216-pound bat who can add run production without needing the ball to jump every night[2][5].
