4. Kellen Mond, Texas A&M
Mond has shown improvement in multiple categories this year after struggling with inconsistency and failing to live up to the expectations in every other season of his college career.
At this point, it seems his draft stock is what it is, and while he could stay another year with the Aggies, now is the best time for him to leave to avoid any potential hits to it. It’s just as likely that things could go awry as they could go well for him if he were to remain in College Station, given his track record.