McCoy Silicz, a RHP at Ole Miss, shows potential as a starter with a mid-90s fastball and effective split-change but needs slider development for higher success.
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2028 MLB Draft: Christian Doty, SS, Ole Miss
Christian Doty, a 6'1", 190 lbs SS from Ole Miss, shows strong hitting potential and defensive skills, providing a solid foundation for his upcoming development before the 2028 draft.
2026 MLB Draft: Wil Libbert, LHP, Ole Miss
Wil Libbert, a LHP at Ole Miss, has improved significantly post-surgery, showcasing a powerful fastball and refined secondary pitches, with a promising future ahead.
2026 MLB Draft: Taylor Rabe, RHP, Ole Miss
Taylor Rabe, a 6'5" right-handed pitcher from Ole Miss, shows promising potential as a mid-rotation starter following Tommy John surgery, with improved velocity and command.
2026 MLB Draft Prospects: College Top 200
The latest college board for the 2026 MLB Draft features 200 players, highlighting significant changes and collaborative evaluations, with Roch Cholowsky remaining the top player.
2026 MLB Draft: Hayden Federico, 3B, Ole Miss
Hayden Federico, a 5'11" switch-hitting infielder from Ole Miss, exhibits strong contact skills and adaptability, projecting as a valuable, utility player with offensive potential.
2026 MLB Draft: Owen Kelly, RHP, Ole Miss
Owen Kelly, a 6'3" RHP from Ole Miss, showcases a potent fastball and strong secondary pitches, indicating potential as a reliable college rotation starter.
2026 MLB Draft: Cade Townsend, RHP, Ole Miss
Cade Townsend is a promising RHP from Ole Miss, known for his powerful curveball and mid-90s fastball, with potential to excel as a starter or reliever.
2027 Top 50 College Draft Prospects
Three Quarter Slot’s first staff-built 2027 Top 50 highlights elite college bats and power arms, offering an early, consensus-driven snapshot of the class’s top draft talent.
2026 MLB Draft Rankings: College Top 100
The collegiate summer season is in the books, fall ball has yet to begin, and that makes this the perfect window to size up the 2026 MLB Draft class. At the top, there’s a clear-cut No. 1 in Roch Cholowsky, but the depth behind him is loaded with talent — including plenty of players at new programs eager to boost their draft stock and chase a championship.







