Questioning how fast to be small D1 pitcher

PitchingFan10,000+ posts

I've been tracking the speeds of the mid-week guys for smaller D1's. The team UT played last night had guys that were crazy slow.

Starter leftie topped 84, rightie was 85, next rightie was 88, next leftie 84, next two rightie and leftie only topped 80. How does that happen in D1 baseball.

The team they played last week had two righties that did not top over 86.

So for some of you that are looking there are spots for guys who do not touch 90.

2/26/2010:50 AM

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