Reply to "Which is more attractive to a college coach?"

fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

I think there is much more to it even in your example. I've seen 16U and 17U guys throwing 95+ get rocked because their fastball is predictable and straight. Always being in the strike zone is dangerous. Give me the guy with swing and miss stuff when he has to throw a strike. If I had to pick, I'd go with the 90mph guy because he can be (hopefully) taught to use his other pitches (set up with the FB) and control those pitches in and around the zone. JMO.

1/12/1710:13 AM

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