Tyler
Shelnut

Florida commit. Athletic and lanky frame at 6-foot-1, 175 pounds with room for growth. Short and loose arm action from the outfield and infield and accurate on throws. Quality first step and good range with soft hands and plays through the ball. Balanced setup at the plate with a smooth load and rhythm in the swing. Level bat path and gap to gap hitter with above average bat speed of 91 exit velo. On the mound he attacked hitters with an 84-88 mph fastball and showed a feel for a curveball, slider and above average changeup. Will have a chance to impact as a two-way player. 

Florida commit. Lean athletic frame with a good balanced approach and base at the plate. 86-87 on the mound with an above average BB at 67 that can flash plus. Great command of both pitches.

Florida commit. 6-foot-2, 170-pound right-handed infielder. One of a handful of underclassmen at the event, he showed why he is a highly touted middle infielder. Offensively, he has a simple setup and load, working with rhythm throughout the swing. He has a balanced and strong lower half, which he incorporates well to stay balanced and generate power.  Defensively, he worked under control and the hands work well. He has above average offensive and defensive tools and will be a high follow for 2020. 

Florida recruit. Wiry-athletic frame with some natural strength, but plenty of room to fill out. Long-limbed. Hitterish at the plate with an easy load of the hands, and a flat path through the zone led by his quick hands. Barrel lags in the zone, and produces firm, gap to gap contact. Solid arm on the infield that should allow him to stick on the left side moving forward. Chance to continue to develop at a rapid rate as he matures. On the mound, displayed athleticism and displayed a fastball that was mostly 83-84 mph, touching 85 along with a 63-65 mph curveball that showed some depth along with a 78-79 mph changeup.