David Seifert | DIBaseball.com | November 1, 2019 These are 20 college baseball pitchers who topped 96 this fall Dive into the top plays from the College World Series Share In some areas of the country fall baseball has already come to an end. In others, it’s just heating up, so the crew for D1Baseball & Prep Baseball Report has compiled their initial fall Heat Sheet — and it has come out smoking. Here’s a list of the 20 college pitchers who we have seen throw at least one fastball 96 mph or better so far this fall. All velocities were seen firsthand by D1Baseball or Prep Baseball Report staff members. Velocity Pitcher Throws School 100 Luke Little LHP San Jacinto JC, TX 98 Carmen Mlodzinski RHP South Carolina 97 Brandon Birdsell RHP San Jacinto JC, TX 97 Jonathan Hughes RHP Georgia Tech 97 Asa Lacy LHP Texas A&M 97 Zach Maxwell RHP Georgia Tech 97 Andrew Moore RHP Chipola JC, FL 97 Connor Phillips RHP San Jacinto JC, TX 97 Jermaine Vanheyningen RHP Florence Darlington Tech, SC 97 Gavin Williams RHP East Carolina 96 Collin Baumgartner RHP SIU-Edwardsville 96 Sam Benschoter RHP Michigan State 96 Jack Conlon RHP Rice 96 Trey Dillard RHP Missouri 96 Jonathan Jones RHP San Jacinto JC, TX 96 Ben Joyce RHP Walters State JC, TN 96 Will Klein RHP Eastern Illinois 96 Daniel Lloyd RHP South Carolina 96 Kyle Nicolas RHP Ball State 96 Beck Way RHP NW Florida State JC Use coupon code NCAA2020 to get a 20% discount for an annual subscription to DIBaseball.com. Pac-12 announces creation of Pac-12 baseball tournament in partnership with the city of Scottsdale and The Arizona Sports & Entertainment Commission The Pac-12 announced Wednesday a new conference championship event in Scottsdale, Arizona for baseball. READ MORE Notable college baseball players who starred in the Little League World Series Hundreds of schools across three divisions of NCAA baseball have fielded teams for numerous years, making it difficult to pinpoint every athlete that's participated on a college program and in the 73-tournament-old LLWS. But though this compilation isn't comprehensive, we've put together a list of some of the most notable players who stepped on the collegiate and LLWS baseball diamond at some point in their careers. READ MORE Use of one-way electronic devices approved in college baseball Display boards, in-ear communication to the catcher are allowed for use in all three NCAA divisions for the 2021-22 season. READ MORE