150 pitches?

Too many pitches! I really don't see any reason for a college pitcher to go that far in a baseball game. With as many quality pitchers as these teams have on their roster, there is no reason to put that burden on one player.
Note: While reading John Williams’ bios on the MTSU website, I was surprised at the frankness of the content. I believe I would find another PR person.

Veteran lefthander who struggled with control and consistency all season

Roughed up against South Alabama in six-plus innings ... Struggled through 4.1 innings at Western Kentucky, giving up nine runs, seven earned, on 10 hits with four strikeouts


Was a disaster in first game at Arkansas-Little Rock, giving up three runs on three hits in just one-third of an inning

Had another bad outing in Starkville Regional, lasting two-plus innings and giving up eight runs on eight hits versus Missouri.


Fungo

Was not at the game, but listened on line. I could not believe Coach Pete left John in that long. My wife was counting the pitches during the game and we were both shocked. Just glad my son doesn't pitch. I talked to my son after the game and he was very surprised John went that long. This is something you might expect from Ray Bans but not coach Pete.

Just found out. John threw 152 piches, about 130 were fast balls. He was out throwing the next day, so he seems to be OK. We'll see this weekend. One of the players said after throwing 152 pitches on saturday he asked Coach Pete if he could start Sunday.