Witt was productive out of the gates as a stopper out of the Texas bullpen, then injuries hit and he missed the majority of his junior year. He's been in the mid-90s in the past with two solid breaking balls and that's the profile teams are hopping for but he's been in the low-90s more recently with below-average control. He's got the chance to fly back up boards this year with a clean bill of health.

Thomas managed to play 64 games as a freshman and handled his own. The bat-to-ball skills are clearly his best part of the game, and the approach was impressive. As a first baseman, he'll need to do a bit more damage and get the ball on a line/in the air more often but he's still growing and once he puts on more muscle to fill out the 6-foot-2 frame there could be some more power to go with a 55-grade hit tool.

Thomas managed to play 64 games as a freshman and handled his own. The bat-to-ball skills are clearly his best part of the game, and the approach was impressive. As a first baseman, he'll need to do a bit more damage and get the ball on a line/in the air more often but he's still growing and once he puts on more muscle to fill out the 6-foot-2 frame there could be some more power to go with a 55-grade hit tool.

Belyeu had second round grades coming out of high school, and has lived up to that standard so far. He’s got plus raw power, posting a 113 mph max EV, and has above-average bat-to-ball skills. He’s got some chase to his game, but it hasn’t led to a concerning K rate. He has had some of the best contact quality in the nation during his college career, posting a .426 xwOBAcon in 2024. He’ll play a corner OF spot at an average or better level in pro ball.

Flores was a draft prospect out of high school and was eligible again in 2024, but is back with the Longhorns in 2025. He takes an extremely aggressive approach in the box, but has elite great barrel feel and is still able to post above-average contact rates. He has power, posting a 110.3 mph max EV, but will outproduce it with his ability to loft the baseball with authority. Long-term he figures to play 3B.

Riojas is a UTSA transfer who will be with the Texas b in 2025. He’s a reliever with a 3 pitch mix, all 3 profiling as strong-average. The fastball is 92-94 with 20” of carry, which has been his go-to. He throws a slider and a change-up, both carrying impressive results in small samples. He’ll show the mix in a more complete manner this spring, and could project as a solid mid-round college relief option.

Thomas managed to play 64 games as a freshman and handled his own. The bat-to-ball skills are clearly his best part of the game, and the approach was impressive. As a first baseman, he'll need to do a bit more damage and get the ball on a line/in the air more often but he's still growing and once he puts on more muscle to fill out the 6-foot-2 frame there could be some more power to go with a 55-grade hit tool.