Andy Murray goes from Centre Court to the stage for a four-stop tour to talk about his tennis career

Fans have been wondering for years what would be the sporting future for Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf's son, Jaden. Well, he forewent the predictable tennis path, and is instead making moves in the world of college baseball.

Jaden officially committed to play for USC, signing his National Letter of Intent and sharing family photos on social media this week:

fight on! https://t.co/IJqpmOo4z5
— Jaden Agassi (@jadenagassi) November 20, 2019

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Agassi, who finishes high school in 2020, is a 6'3" right-handed pitcher, four inches taller than his father. The site Perfect Game reports that he can throw "easy low 90s" in addition to being a strong hitter and fielder.

He'll also get to take the place of another tennis legacy on campus—Tracy Austin's son Brandon Holt is currently a senior on the tennis team. In May, Holt was named the Pac-12 Singles Player of the Year.

Just think, we're only about 16 years off from Olympia Ohanian's college career.

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