Be Among the First to Own an NFT of Two Time All American Tre’ Morgan and Other Future All Stars

The LSU Tigers are starting their season ranked in the top 10 of several important polls — and much of that is due to two-time All American Tre' Morgan.

After missing his high school senior season due to injury, Morgan quickly established himself as a top player in the SEC in 2021 known for driving balls into gaps and a hitter and staunchly defending first base, according to his college baseball profile. Now, he's ranked as the 27th best player in the NCAA.

And ... his supporters have an exciting opportunity to collect a new NFT of him while he's still young in his career. Morgan's JUST dropped with Fanpage, which will be presenting NFTs of some of college baseball's top players in a series they're calling "The Future All Stars."

What is an NFT? It literally stands for non-fungible token, but think of it as the future of memorabilia — the next generation of baseball cards or signed baseballs. It lives on the blockchain. Conceptually, it could be anything digital, like an animated poster or music, but the experts at Fanpage specialize in making NFTs a full content experience. Check them out at fanpage.com.

In the coming weeks, they'll drop NFTs for:

• Tanner Whitt - University of Texas
• Logan Tanner - Mississippi State
• Roman Kimball - Notre Dame
• Micah Dallas - Texas A&M
• Cam Brown - TCU
• Trey Gibson - Liberty

For sports enthusiasts, boosters and NFT investors, this is a prime opportunity to grab one of the first NFTs from these elite athletes before they hit the majors. As their careers grow, so should the value of their collectibles, right? Find out more and purchase your favorite one (all you need is a credit card!) at fanpage.com.