Yes, I think it will. PBR already includes it in a lot of their showcases or invitationals. I think spin rate helps verify what a coach might see. I don't think that it elevates an average pitcher (in terms of velocity), I do think it helps separate pitchers that are already pretty elite in terms of velocity. Vanderbilt was using spin rate at their camps in 2016-2017. We got all the data (from all the pitchers at the event) when we left along with 3 camera angles. Interestingly, of the pitchers from the camp that were invited for a private tour, they offered the kid with an extremely low spin rate (which is also good since you are wanting to separate from the average).