Hill makes a ton of contact and has some of the best swing decisions in the class. He had a 62.3% Z-Swing-Chase%, ranking in the 99th percentile of qualified hitters in 2024. He’s not a power threat in the box, with a 107.5 mph max EV and a bat path not geared towards loft. The actions are solid at shortstop, with the athletic ability and arm strength to make it work long term. The case here is a shortstop defender who’s performing in the SEC, with a knack for finding his way on base.

Hughes was eligible last year but opted to transfer to Ole Miss. His approach is great and he's rarely taking an ugly swing. He's a high BABIP type with hard contact combined with balls in the air and on a line. He's likely a corner outfielder with above-average speed and an above-average glove. The power hasn't come around fully though there's 55-grade raw power in the tank once he fills out the athletic build.

Elliott missed almost all of his sophomore year, he missed being eligible for the last year's draft by a few days. He's 88-91 from the left side with a slight ride from his low release. He has below-average feel for a slow, sweepy slider at 75-77 that is well below-average. His changeup is more likely to get a whiff than contact when a hitter swings, it's a plus pitch with plenty of fade and feel for it. It's a low upside profile for now, we'll see if he gains some ticks post-injury but for now it's a mid-round profile.

After missing 2024, Elliott returned to the mound this sping. He sat 90-92, touching 94, from a 5.2' release height. The change-up has heavy run and is his money pitch, with 22.5" of arm-side at 80 mph through his first 2 starts