Jacob Rhame

Rhame pitched just 10 innings at Oklahoma as a freshman in 2012, prompting his transfer to Grayson County, where he was the best prospect on a team that advanced to the final round of NJCAA regional play. He lives mainly off his fastball, dealing at 91-93 mph with a peak of 95 and good sink. His secondary pitches aren't as impressive, with his changeup ranking ahead of his curveball, but he does throw strikes with all of his offerings. His ability to refine his changeup and curveball ultimately will determine whether he remains a starter or becomes a reliever in pro ball. His 6-foot-3, 220-pound frame is built for durability. If he doesn't turn pro this summer, he'll continue his college career at Texas State.