As we are nearing the end of another calendar year, we have compiled a list of the top 25 most viewed Indiana player profiles this year.  According to our research through our google analytics, these are the most viewed profiles by you the reader in 2025.

Coming in at No. 19 is ’26 RHP Hudson Devaughan (Mooresville HS). The 6-foot-4, 197-pound right-hander boasts some of the best arm talent in the state. Devaughan impressed at the Preseason All-State Upperclass in March and continued to turn heads throughout the spring, touching 97 mph in-game as a junior. He struck out 74 hitters over 43.1 innings of work. The Mooresville product is ranked No. 4 in Indiana’s 2026 class and No. 163 nationally, and is committed to Alabama.

EZ 🔥 from ‘26 Hudson Devaughan (@hudsonnnd)

6’4” 195 w lean athletic frame that holds further projections.

FB 92-95 T 97 (2S sink/run + 4S ride @ top)
SL 78-82 (+/-, serious flashes)
CH 84

Struck out 10 in 6 IP to earn the win - 3 H, 2 BB, 2 ER.@ShooterHunt | @AlabamaBSB pic.twitter.com/zPKeit8Cga

— Prep Baseball Indiana (@PrepBaseballIN) April 17, 2025

‘26 Hudson Devaughan (@hudsonnnd) begins the All-State weekend with a 💥

6’4” 205 lbs, @AlabamaBSB

FB 95-96.6
CH 85-87 (5” vert, 14” armside)
SLV 79-81 (2457, 16” sweep)

Electricity ⚡️from the states’ top ranked RHP. #INPAS25 || @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/jHimGZQ9Fn

— Prep Baseball Indiana (@PrepBaseballIN) March 1, 2025

Scouting Report

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3/18/25

Frame & Tools: 6-foot-4, 205 pounds with leaner look & still room to pack on. Very athletic for his size. Fastball is likely a future plus-to-better offering, flashes carry in mid-90s with 6'8" extension. Slider is an above average offering spinning over 2500 at 79-81 with 20" of sweep at times, shows feel, is his best commanded pitch. 85-87 change is an average to better offering and is developing. Average control with starters' upside, likely profiles' best as a back-end bullpen piece. Summation: DeVaughan was one of the first arms to throw at this event and set the bar high with a loud 'pen. He came out ripping fastballs at 95-96.6 and above average control for it in this look before spinning a 79-81 mph tightly, two-plane breaking ball that plays with big sweep. His changeup has taken serious strides playing with late fade at 85-87. The delivery still remains as a simple, in-line operation with below-moderate intent, though strength gains continue to louden the arsenal and there is room for even more in his 6-foot-4, 205 pound frame. His event-record fastball and well-executed bullpen to start the weekend was a great first impression of the Alabama recruit to begin 2025.

3/03/24

The sophomore class' top-ranked prospect - Devaughan showed a powerful fastball at the All-State with tons of upside for continued development. Up to 94 mph at previous events this winter, Devaughan averaged 92.2 mph on his four-seam fastball, carrying it with 16" of IVB. The 6-foot-4, 195 pounder also showed a 91-92 mph sinker with 15" of horizontal break. Devaughan will be able to bully hitters with two advanced heaters, and he spun a slurvey, 77-81 mph breaking ball that worked with two-plane shape and spun tightly (2500). The Alabama recruit was inconsistent with command in this look, particularly with his offspeed, but there is no denying the upside he has as a future mid-to-upper 90s arm.

3/05/23

Position Profile: RHP/OF
Body: 6-2, 160-pounds. Projectable frame
Delivery: Consistent tempo throughout the delivery. Athletic balance point, controlled move down the slope, square landing, balanced and athletic finish.
Arm Action: RH. Electric arm. Clean arm action, ball jumps out of the hand from an OTT slot.
FB: T90, 89-90 mph. Fastball with serious life. T2518, 2355 average rpm.
CB: 76-78 mph. Wipeout action at times - will be a plus pitch. T2518, 2446 average rpm.
CH: 77-81 mph. Some feel w/ some sink. T2344, 1769 average rpm.