Tommy Eveld

Eveld did not play baseball in high school and came to South Florida as a quarterback, following his in the footsteps of his older brother Bobby, who played quarterback for the Bulls. But after a major knee injury during spring practice in 2014, Eveld's football career ended. He tried out for the baseball team that winter and earned a spot on the pitching staff. He has mostly worked out of the bullpen, serving as the Bulls' closer this season. He throws four pitches, but he largely relies on his 90-94 mph fastball and cutter-like slider in short stints. His changeup flashes potential but needs further development. Eveld has some rough edges to polish, but the team that picks him will be betting on an athletic, 6-foot-5, fresh-armed pitcher.