AJ Puk has re-established himself as the 1-1 favorite (Tim Casey/Florida)
Midseason College Top 100 Prospects
D1Baseball Staff - April 7, 2016
As part of our Midseason Report this week, we present our updated list of the top 100 college prospects for the 2016 draft. This list was compiled by national writers Frankie Piliere, Aaron Fitt and Kendall Rogers in consultation with numerous scouts from all around the country.
No firm consensus exists at the top of the college class, where Florida lefthander A.J. Puk remains No. 1 despite his uneven first half. There is plenty of debate in the scouting community about which college position player will be first off the board — Corey Ray and Nick Senzel are[…]
FILED UNDER A.J. Puk, Aaron Civale, Air Force, Alabama, Alec Hansen, Alex Bostic, Alex Call, Andrew Knizner, Andrew Lantrip, Anfernee Grier, Anthony Kay, Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, Austin Peay, Bailey Clark, Ball State, Ben Bowden, Blake Quinn, Bobby Dalbec, Boston College, Braden Webb, Brett Cumberland, Bryan Reynolds, Bryson Brigman, Buddy Reed, C.J. Chatham, Cal Baptist, Cal Quantrill, Cal State Fullerton, California, Cam Vieaux, Carmen Benedetti, Cavan Biggio, Chad Hockin, Chris Okey, Chris Viall, Clemson, Cody Sedlock, Colby Woodmansee, Cole Irvin, Connecticut, Connor Jones, Corbin Burnes, Corey Ray, Dakota Hudson, Dane Dunning, Daniel Pinero, Daulton Jefferies, Drew Harrington, Duke, Eric Lauer, Errol Robinson, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Garrett Hampson, Garrett Williams, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Harrison Wenson, Heath Quinn, Houston, Illinois, J.B. Woodman, J.D. Busfield, Jacob DeVries, Jake Fraley, Jake Rogers, Jameson Fisher, Jason Delay, JaVon Shelby, John Kilichowski, Jon Duplantier, Jordan Sheffield, Joshua Palacios, Justin Dunn, Keegan Thompson, Kel Johnson, Kent State, Kentucky, Kyle Cody, Kyle Funkhouser, Kyle Lewis, Kyle Serrano, Logan Gray, Logan Ice, Logan Shore, Long Beach State, Louisville, Loyola Marymount, LSU, Lucas Erceg, Maryland, Matt Crohan, Matt Krook, Matt Thaiss, Menlo (Calif.), Mercer, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, Mike Shawaryn, Mississippi State, Missouri, Mitchell Traver, N.C. State, Nebraska, Nick Banks, Nick Senzel, Nick Solak, North Carolina, Northeastern, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Oregon State, Peter Alonso, Pittsburgh, Rice, Robert Tyler, Ryan Boldt, Ryan Hendrix, Ryan Howard, Samford, San Diego, Sean Murphy, Shane Bieber, Shaun Anderson, Sheldon Neuse, South Carolina, Southeastern Louisiana, St. Mary's, Stanford, Stephen Alemais, Stephen Nogosek, Stephen Wrenn, T.J. Zeuch, TCU, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Thomas Burrows, Thomas Hatch, Trever Morrison, Tulane, Tyler Ramirez, Tyson Miller, UC Santa Barbara, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest, Wil Crowe, Will Craig, Winthrop, Wright State, Zac Gallen, Zac Houston, Zach Jackson, Zack Brown, Zack Burdi, Zack Collins
