He played as a third baseman as a freshman, but moved to shortstop as a sophomore due to an injury to Dansby Swanson.

[4][5] When Swanson returned from injury, he shifted to second base due to Conde's strong defense at shortstop.

He won the Gold Glove award as the nation's best defensive shortstop, as he committed four errors in 223 total chances, good for a .984 fielding percentage.

[1][4][5] Conde had a RBI during the deciding game of the 2014 College World Series, as Vanderbilt defeated the Virginia Cavaliers.

He spent 2016 with Tampa, Trenton and Charleston, batting .231 with one home run, 32 RBIs, and a .331 OBP in 84 games between the three clubs.