With my son 's experience. D1 are looking  at 86 + anything lower than that your looking at D2 or D3

say if it get up to 86-88 by the spring do you think i would have a chance at d1 or would it be to late by then?

It's never to late. College coaches will be looking for players in the spring to replace players that they lost to grades, injuries, and other factors

What grade are you?

I am a junior

What are the off speed velo's

Go read "What was your son's velocity when he first got recruited?" thread in the recruiting forum, that will give you a great overview and very good background. 

 

You have size and height so you will get some "projectability points".

 

For top 50 D1's they are looking for 90+ guys, for mid majors probably 87-89 for someone your size/height. They also look for any funky delivery and side arm throwers for situational relievers. 

 

Keep working hard and good luck!

 

BOF makes a good point. Velo is extremely important but not the only thing looked at. 

 

My 2016 is 6' tall and tops at 84 currently.  Has been verbally committed to top 50 or so D1 program since end of summer. 

 

For him he found a pitching coach that believes in son's stuff (can't throw anything close to straight), his makeup and coach's ability to add velo. 

I have a wicked curve a scout told me my curveball is a 65/80 on a professional scale and its about 711-730 and I have an effective changeup at around 73-76

71-73*

If your just a Junior,you have plenty of time. I knew a kid who committed to a D1 college in the parking lot after a baseball game that he just pitched in during his senior year

http://www.drivelinebaseball.com/ i will be doing the weighted baseball throwing program from here as well

 

baseballstud34 ,

 

While velo is important it's not the only thing scouts and recruiters look for.  velo can get you noticed but rarely velo alone is enough. ( unless your really up there)  Most guys I have talked to are looking for things the average player , dad, mom do not even think about.  how your arm works, your hips , body type, mound presence, grades, attitude , something different example, sub guy , side arm.. not to mention the need of the coach, one school may need a pitcher like you, another team may not.

 

As you go forward keep in mind the gains in velo will slow down as you get faster.... it's relatively easy to go from 82 to 87  but to go from 87 to 92 is twice as hard in many cases.  If you want it bad enough your will find a place to play.....

 

Keep reading this site and keep all options open. you will know more after Sunday.

Ya I realize that command height weight offspeed delivery effort body type grades and all that stuff is just as important as velocity