FORT MYERS, Fla.- A workhorse on the mound for the Florida SouthWestern Buccaneers the past two seasons, righthander Cole Greer will be taking his talents to the bayou next season after signing with Tulane University.

Greer has thrown in 27 games, 14 of those starts for the Bucs the past two seasons, going 9-3 with a 5.70 ERA while striking out 91 in 77 1/3 innings pitched.

As a freshman in 2025 he led the Bucs with six wins and threw in some big spots for the Purple and Aqua. He was on the mound for the Bucs as they clinched their first Citrus Conference Championship against Polk State, he was the winning pitcher in the deciding game three against Pensacola to send FSW to the FCSAA Final Four, he threw six strong innings in the Bucs FCSAA Championship opener against Central Florida, and he got the ball in FSW's first Juco World Series game in program history against eventual National Champions Salt Lake.

As a sophomore he was the Bucs Opening Day starter, throwing two scoreless frames to get the 2026 season going against Lake Land. He also drew the start in FSW's Citrus Conference opener against Hillsborough, going four innings to earn the win against the Hawks.

Greer will join a history rich Tulane program that has 17 Conference Championships across three different leagues while making 23 NCAA Tournament appearances including a pair of College World Series trips.

Greer is one of four Bucs signed to play at the Division I level next season, joining Evan Taveras (Central Florida), Parker Burgess (College of Charleston), and Judd Hildreth (Murray State).

Greer will be back on the mound Thursday when the Bucs open a three game Citrus Conference series against Daytona State at Buccaneers Park in Fort Myers with first pitch scheduled for 3 PM.