Owens got some attention during UTSA's run in the College World Series, closing out their upset win against Texas with seven strikeouts in four innings.

Owens is a true, four-year senior who spent his entire career at UTSA and likely will be an underslot selection. He has an interesting pitch profile, throwing five pitches and getting up to 96 MPH on his fastball.

He has the three fastball combination that the Brewers value, throwing his four-seam and two-seam in the 90-93 range, but getting into the mid-90s in shorter stints and in bigger moments. The two-seam has an intriguing shape to it, with some good armside life. His cutter is thrown in the upper-80s, and all three variations work off of each other pretty well, though he can struggle with the command of all of them at times.

For his secondaries, Owens mixes a slider in the 82-83 range, which he spins up to 2,800 RPMs and can get some swing-and-miss with, particularly against righties. He also mixes in more of a downer curveball in the upper-70s, with good feel for spin on that as well.

He lacks a changeup, which could cause some platoon issues. Still, for a senior sign there are intriguing characteristics here, not to mention his competitiveness, which was on full display down to the end of his career, as he attempted to pitch through a 108 MPH comebacker off his throwing elbow.