2008: Played a huge role for Tech after transferring from Kentucky, starting 45 games, including 41 at the hot corner ... Despite his small stature, displayed good power and tied for the team lead with eight home runs ... Batted .259 on the season, including a mark of .300 in non-conference games ... Started as the DH in the opening game and picked up his first collegiate hit ... Played third base in the second Pitt game and showed some pop with a triple and a solo home run ... Drove in three runs in that game ... Pulled a hip flexor during the first Coastal Carolina game and missed seven games ... Started at third and played briefly in game one at GT ... Started at DH against JMU and Fordham ... Had a hit, an RBI and scored two runs versus Fordham ... Started all three games at UNC, picking up a hit in each contest ... Hit his first collegiate double in game one ... Homered in back-to-back games - the first coming in game three against FSU in a three-hit, three-run effort, and the second coming at JMU which he paired with a double and five RBIs ... Hit a solo home run on April 1 against Radford ... Was ejected from the Longwood game after he barreled over the catcher in a play at the plate ... Went 2-for-4 vs. Davidson and scored twice against VCU ... Doubled in game one at Wake and homered in game three ... Scored three times on a double and two walks at Liberty ... Hit a solo home run in game three with NC State - his sixth of the season ... Hit a solo homer in game two at Clemson and hit a two-run bomb at VMI ... Had an RBI double vs. William & Mary ... Doubled in Tech's win over Duke.

Kentucky: Redshirted on the field in 2007, but was named to the SEC Freshmen Academic Honor Roll.

High School: Lettered for four seasons at Lovett High School under coaches Ricky Davis and Lance Oubs ... As a standout shortstop, helped lead his team to the class AA state championship in 2006 while breaking the school's career home run record with 26, including 11 as a senior ... Also as a senior, batted .375 with 21 RBIs, 48 runs scored and 24 stolen bases ... Had eight doubles and a .736 slugging percentage, and hit two homers in the state semifinal, including a walk-off that sent the team to the title game ... As a junior, batted .457 with 31 RBIs, 48 runs scored, 12 doubles, eight home runs, 26 steals and a slugging percentage of .840, helping his team to a district title and the state's Elite 8 ... Played football for two season as a CB/WR/K.

Personal: Michael Richard Seaborn ... Born 10/14/87 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Rick and Linda Seaborn ... Father played tennis for Emory University ... Enrolled in accounting.