6th Round (#183) - Jackson Cluff, SS, BYU, 6'0", 185 (maybe the real Harper pick)
7th Round (#213) - Todd Peterson, RHP, LSU, 6'5", 230
8th Round (#243) - Jeremy Ydens, OF, UCLA, 6'2", 200
9th Round (#273) - Hunter McMahon, RHP, Texas State, 6'3", 185
10th Round (#303)- Andrew Pratt, C, Lubbock Christian U., 6'3", 225
From mlb.com:
https://www.mlb.com/draft/tracker/all/team/nationalsPeterson throws fire out of the LSU bullpen -- the 6-foot-5, 220-pound right-hander gets up to 97 mph with his fastball. He's got a good curveball, too, when he's commanding it. As a junior this season, Peterson has a 3.83 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 44 2/3 innings. He's improved his strikeout numbers every season since joining the Tigers, who are now playing in the NCAA Tournament as the No. 13 national seed.
After previously pitching for Coffeyville Community College,
McMahon made the jump to Texas State for his redshirt sophomore season in 2019.
The right-hander underwent Tommy John surgery in the past and hasn’t found much statistical success in his collegiate career, but he has good arm action that helps him generate sink and bore with his 94 mph fastball. Finding greater consistency with his curveball and changeup, two pitches that have been impressive at times, could be the key.
It seems like Rizzo is focusing on college relief pitchers - 5 pitchers in 10 rounds, including Cronin (4th), Dyson (5th), Peterson (7th), and McMahon (9th), all relievers.
Anyone know how many of these players are on schools still playing in the NCAA tournament? Are LSU, UCLA, and Florida still in?