Georgia Southern University Athletics

JUNIOR (2025): Earned a 5.03 ERA and a 3-4 record in 16 appearances and six starts in 2025 ... Second-most innings pitched on the squad at 62.2 ... Second-most strikeouts on the team with 54, while walking only 27 ... Had the lowest ERA in the Sun Belt during the season ... Would not allow a run across in his first two outings of the year against Western Carolina and South Florida for a combined 7.2 innings ... Threw a 5.2 innings of scoreless relief work against Georgia State on 3/29 with a season-high seven Ks ... Allowed just one or fewer runs in eight of his first ten appearances.

SOPHOMORE (2024): Made six appearances in 2024, posting a 4.35 ERA … In 10.1 innings, he only allowed five earned runs while striking out eight … Three of his last four appearances in 2024 had him toss multiple strikeouts … Four of his six appearances were scoreless appearances.

FRESHMAN (2023): Made five appearances this season, pitching a total of 4.2 innings ... Sat down three batters, with his first collegiate strikeout coming against Rutgers on March 11.

PREP: Attended Dalton High School ... Four-year letter winner under head coach Ronnie Natola ... Pitched for 44 innings in his senior season, striking out 79 and posting a 1.81 ERA ... Also batted .320 his senior year ... Named 2022 6A Region 5 First Team and All-Area First Team ... Named 6A Region 5 Second Team and All-Area Second Team in 2021 ... Played club baseball for 643 DP in Marietta, Georgia ... Named 2021-22 Preseason All-American by Perfect Game ... Also played football in high school ... Had over 1,900 passing yards and 20 touchdowns in the air with 300 rushing yards and three rushing TDs his senior year.

PERSONAL: Born Brady William Pendley on July 22, 2003, in Dalton, Georgia ... Born to Cami and Tom Pendley ... Has two siblings, brother Carter and sister Callie ... Father, Tom, was a pitcher for Vanderbilt and a two-time All-SEC Academic Selection ... Brother, Carter, is a junior and plays golf at Clemson, where he is a two-time letter winner.

MAJOR: Sport Management