Kacy, son of Roger, has a fastball that ranges from the high 80s to low 90s. He was Baseball America's 80th ranked high school prospect and is committed to Texas. As expected being the son of a major leaguer, he shows more polish that the typical high school pitcher. He had some buzz coming into the draft as a possibility to be drafted between rounds 2-5, but his commitment to Texas must have led to him dropping to the 35th round.
From the MLB Draft Tracker:
When watching Kacy Clemens, it is easy to see resemblances to his father Roger. Like his father, Clemens has a very strong build and a smooth delivery. He is aggressive on the mound and has shown a good feel for pitching. His best pitch is a fastball that sits in the high 80s with cutting action. He also throws a curveball that could turn into an above-average offering in the future. Clemens has a strong commitment to Texas and teams will have to take him within the first few rounds in order to sign him.
Kacy just posted a tweet that would indicate he will not be signing, but will indeed be fulfilling his commitment to UT.
