John Beverley is Georgia State’s spark-plug outfielder, turning speed into real damage
In the 2026 season, John Beverley broke out as a high-energy leadoff-style weapon for Georgia State, hitting .365 with 38 RBI, 46 runs, and 32 stolen bases in 54 games while starting every contest[8][4]. His value goes beyond the box score: he posted a low strikeout rate, handled the outfield cleanly with a .985 fielding percentage, and showed he can change a game with his legs and bat—like a four-steal night against Coastal Carolina[8][10]. The big question for any team is whether they want a disruptive, athletic runner who plays with edge and keeps pressure on pitchers.
