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College Baseball's Hardest Throwers


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After three weeks we saw a total of 36 power arms throwing 96+, then Week Four turned a little cool with just three more, bringing the season total to 39. The top bolt was a 98 mph lightning strike by highly regarded 2021 right-hander Ryan Cusick and was measured at a spin rate of 2454 rpm. He jumps up one octane from 97 to 98 on the leader board.

All velocities were seen first-hand by D1Baseball or Prep Baseball Report staff.


VeloPitcherThrowsSchool
99 Joe Boyle RHP Notre Dame
99 Max Meyer RHP Minnesota
98 Burl Carraway LHP Dallas Baptist
98 Slade Cecconi RHP Miami
98 Ryan Cusick RHP Wake Forest
98 RJ Dabovich RHP Arizona State
98 Jaden Hill RHP LSU
98 Asa Lacy LHP Texas A&M
98 Zack Matthews RHP Oklahoma
97 Mason Barnett RHP Auburn
97 Cade Cavalli RHP Oklahoma
97 Eric Cerantola RHP Mississippi State
97 Trey Dillard RHP Missouri
97 Ben Leeper RHP Oklahoma State
97 Bobby Miller RHP Louisville
97 Ben Probst RHP Iowa
97 Liam Simon RHP Notre Dame
96 Austin Becker RHP Texas Tech
96 Blake Beers RHP Michigan
96 Clayton Beeter RHP Texas Tech
96 Bryce Bonnin RHP Texas Tech
96 Jacob Brustoski LHP Texas Tech
96 Jacob Burton RHP Arkansas
96 Jeff Criswell RHP Michigan
96 Richard Fitts RHP Auburn
96 Cole Henry RHP LSU
96 Kyle Hurt RHP Southern Cal
96 Bryce Jarvis RHP Duke
96 Tommy Mace RHP Florida
96 Ty Madden RHP Texas
96 Chris McMahon RHP Miami
96 Bryce Miller RHP Texas A&M
96 Sean Mullen RHP UCLA
96 Luke Murphy RHP Vanderbilt
96 Bryce Osmond RHP Oklahoma State
96 Trent Palmer RHP Jacksonville
96 Holden Powell RHP UCLA
96 Jared Shuster LHP Wake Forest
96 Sam Thoresen RHP Minnesota

 

For a look at Junior College baseball’s hardest throwers, please check out our JUCO Heat Sheet.

 
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