Top pick Beau Burrows has a commitment to Texas A&M University, but with a $2,154,200 slot for the 22nd overall pick, the right-hander is widely expected to turn pro, just as the Tigers' other high school first-rounders have over the years.
"I'm confident that we will sign him," Tigers vice president of amateur scouting David Chadd said. "We wouldn't have taken him if we didn't think we could."
While the Tigers liked left-hander Tyler Alexander enough to use a second-round pick on him, earlier than many expected, he's a draft-eligible sophomore who could go back to TCU and be eligible next summer as a junior with a third season under his belt.