While the arrival of every summer brings with it monumental risks for college’s best prep recruiting classes, this year’s angst among college coaches might be driven most by the vast uncertainty surrounding the 2024 MLB Draft. This is one of the more unsettled drafts in recent memory, and that uncertainty is most prevalent in regards to this group of high school seniors. November’s Signing Day Primer provided a sneak peek at some of the (potentially) impactful recruiting classes from across the country, and much of the sentiment from that piece remains the same.

However, some potent changes have occurred that might sway the balance of November’s forecast. Below, a look at some of the storylines to follow from a recruiting class perspective with regard to the MLB Draft.

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Most At-Risk Classes, Top-10:

1. Texas
2. Wake Forest
3. LSU
4. Oklahoma State
5. Tennessee
6. Virginia
7. Florida State
8. Miami
9. TCU
10. Arkansas

The Texas Arms Race

When head coach Jim Schlossnagle opted for Austin byway of College Station at the start of the offseason