Reply to "year to year velocity progression"

SultanofSwat10,000+ posts

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Originally posted by Bum:
So the rest of you who are interested in velocity progression, beware of extrapolating the data and thinking your son is going to be throwing 93, 94+

This was the key for us. Where will Little Johnny end up?

He may stop at 85, 88, 90, or 95. You don't know, and it affects how you approach recruiting, and showcasing.

If you're a soph and throwing 85, you may get some interest from big schools. But, if you don't progress, you will never hear from them again.

Nobody can give you an honest appraisal of your kid at that point. Nobody knows what will happen.

10/31/128:19 AM

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