Reply to "Pitching velocity necessary to succeed in college"

FrankF1,000+ posts

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If you want to play D1 ball, general rule is for LHP 85-88 and for RHP 87-90.

BigDawg,

I know you said general rule, but I still disagree. Now if you said that was for starting pitchers I might go along, but I've seen numerous DI's (yes even some of the upper echelon

) that had a many pitchers in the 82-89 range. You can play DI throwing mid 80's.

BTW, I totally agree with infielddad.

9/12/062:53 PM

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