Which college baseball pitchers have hit 96 mph or harder on the radar gun this spring? Our list is up to 56 after three were added to the list this week.

Our David Seifert and other staffers have the latest scouting reports on prospects from Illinois State, MTSU, UConn, Evansville, UNC, Sacramento State, Sam Houston and Virginia.

It was another big week for the heat, as our David Seifert takes a look at college pitchers humming it 96 mph or harder this season.

UNLV’s Bryson Stott went through a lull earlier this season, but he’s back on track and better than ever for the Rebels.

David Seifert breaks down prospects of interest at Vanderbilt and Auburn, and the D1Baseball/PBR Prospects team adds reports on players at Kansas, Purdue and Milwaukee.

It was another huge week for power arms in college baseball. We added more arms throwing 96 mph or harder, bringing our list total to over 50.

David Seifert breaks down some intriguing prospects from Tennessee and Kentucky, and our prospects team adds reports from players at Arkansas, Michigan, Vanderbilt, Rice and Georgia State.

Which college baseball flamethrowers are throwing 96 mph or harder this spring? We’ve added six new names to the list this week.

Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin spearheads our ranking of the nation’s Top 50 draft-eligible 2020/2021 hitters as we head down the final stretch of the regular season.

Our David Seifert and others have the latest inside scoop on prospects from Missouri State, Creighton, Illinois, Butler, TCU, Navy, Rice, Cal and Oklahoma.

Oregon State’s Adley Rutschman spearheads our in-depth look at the nation’s Top 100 Draft-Eligible hitters as we’re past the midseason mark.

Another weekend, another group of additions to the Heat Sheet, which showcases college baseball’s pitchers throwing 96 mph or harder.

Who are the nation’s Top 100 draft-eligible pitchers from an analytical standpoint? David Seifert ranks them with Oregon State’s Brandon Eisert climbing the charts.

Texas A&M’s Asa Lacy ranks near the top as we unveil the Top 50 2020 and 2021 pitchers from an analytical standpoint.

David Seifert breaks down prospects at Illinois, Coastal Carolina, Notre Dame and Virginia, while the D1Baseball/PBR prospects team chips in reports on players at UCLA, Cal and UAB.

Which pitchers in college baseball have hit 96 mph or better this season? Our David Seifert updates the list of flamethrowers.

Arizona State’s Hunter Bishop is rising in a big way in our latest rankings, as we unveil the latest College Top 150.

David Seifert’s Week 7 travels took him through the Sunshine State, where he broke down prospects for South Florida, East Carolina, Florida Gulf Coast and FIU.

North Carolina’s Joey Lancellotti is the latest addition to the Heat Sheet, our running tally of pitchers our staff has seen touch 96 or better this spring.

The latest scouting trail takes an in-depth look at prospects from LSU, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Florida, Arizona State, Florida International, West Virginia and Marshall.

Another week is in the books and our David Seifert adds five pitchers to the list throwing 96 mph or harder, including one who touched triple digits over the weekend.

Our latest scouting reports detail players from Missouri, Arkansas, West Virginia, Oregon, San Diego, Indiana, Oregon, Kent State and Loyola Marymount.

Georgia righthander Cole Wilcox leads this week’s additions to our running list of players we’ve seen throw 96 mph or better this spring.

Out latest scouting trail takes an in-depth look at prospects from all over, including Texas, Stanford, Oregon State, Texas Tech, Dallas Baptist and more.

It’s been a fun year to follow some of college baseball’s flame-throwers, and we’ve got more this week on the famous Heat Sheet.

David Seifert and Burke Granger filed a treasure trove of scouting reports from the prospect-rich Shriners College Classic, and other PBR scouts report on players out West.