I saw posts regarding college OPS, but didn't see average, which I think may have more correlation?.... Does a .320 ACC college batting average (ignore babip for now) correlate to a .285 batting average guess for the pros? I don't follow this so I don't know, but it would seem that .285 would be generous of what to expect. I don't think you can correlate college stats to pro stats, it's just a different game and that's not what teams draft or evaluate players on. All this nonsense about Ray only having an upper-.900s OPS is almost entirely based on the fact that he "only" had a .315 AVG rather than a .380 AVG like other good college hitters. That's what "lowered" his OPS, because his plate discipline and ISO were top-tier. Now, one could argue that "only" hitting .315 in college raises concerns about his hit tool, but every scouting report I've seen says his hit tool is fine and will be average or better in pro ball (so a .285 AVG projection seems reasonable).