FSU softball reportedly a finalist for outfield transfer

The FSU Seminoles are reportedly a finalist for one of the top uncommitted players in the transfer portal. Tia Milloy spent two years with the Oklahoma Sooners as a utility player and pinch runner before entering the transfer portal this offseason.

According to Brady Vernon of Softball America, the outfilder is now reportedly down to the Seminoles and LSU Tigers after “receiving plenty of interest” from teams.

Milloy played in 91 games with 16 starts during her time with the Sooners and will have two seasons of eligibility at her next stop. She is a career .295 hitter with nine home runs, one double, and 35 RBI in 88 at-bats. She improved her numbers across the board in 2026 and looks to be ascending ahead of her junior season.

The Woodinville, Washington native hit .353 with four home runs and 22 RBI in 34 at-bats, finishing with a .706 slugging percentage and a .429 on-base percentage. She worked six walks to seven strikeouts and stole four bases.

She is ranked as the No. 27 overall player and No. 7 outfielder in the transfer portal. She has a 91.00 grade and is the sixth-highest uncommitted prospect.

The Seminoles have already added two transfers this offseason in Nicole Edmiaston and Ella Dodge, but both are infielders. FSU did see reserve outfielder Addie DeLong enter the transfer portal this offseason, and adding Tilloy would give them another experienced bat to use.

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