Coleman
Willis

Georgia commit. 6-foot-6, 190-pound right-handed pitcher, long, lean frame, towering figure on the mound, highly projectable. Got the start against Walton, cruised through the first two innings, showed lots of confidence in his fastball and curveball, located both pitches low in the zone effectively for swing and misses. Fastball sat 89-93, 2500+ rpm. Curveball, 78-80, 12/6 shape, depth, late bite, 2400+ rpm. Used changeup sparingly at 74. Left the game in the third inning due to a combination of pitch count and some command issues.

Georgia commit. Long, lanky 6-foot-6, 190-pound right-handed pitcher, lean frame has room for additional physicality, projects to stay in his current shape as he progresses to the next level. Arm works with some length on the back-side, explodes through to a ¾ slot. Tall and fall delivery, works on-line, keeps momentum working towards home, finishes upright. Fastball sat 87-89, works downhill with, attacks hitters, some armside run, mostly straight, plays up in the zone. Curveball, 74, 11/5 shape, swing and miss type pitch, buckled knees when he went inside with.

6-foot-6 190-pounds. George commit. Long lanky right handed arm with good life on the fastball. He has been up to 91 in the past, but topped out at 89 on the cold Saturday night in the Georgia Dugout Club tournament. The arm can be long at times, but the delivery is overall repeatable. He really reaches back, and hides the ball with his arm action. When he was successful in the summer his fastball had some movement on it. It was playing fairly flat on Saturday night. He faced a strong line-up, but was still able to take care of some good hitters. The slider was still working for him. He had a few strikeouts with it. With his frame and repeatable mechanics there is more in the tank for the future Bulldog. 

2021 RHP Coleman Willis (Game On Stealth / Houston County HS, GA), a long-limbed 6-foot-6, 180-pound Georgia recruit, threw well for Game On Stealth. Long, loose and highly projectable, Willis’ arm works free and easily with length on the backside. He works downhill and creates angle to his fastball, which plays mostly true. Touched 91 once, and worked mostly 87-89 early on, and settled in at 83-86 in the third and fourth. Slider got better as the game wore on, threw more strikes with it later in the game at 71-73 mph. Currently ranked No. 318 nationally in the 2021 class.