USF's Shane McClanahan might have the draft's most electric arm. (Kendall Rogers)
USF’s McClanahan Looks The Part
ColumnsHOUSTON — It’s hard to imagine how good South Florida junior lefthander Shane McClanahan could be when he fully develops his secondary stuff.
We’ve marveled at McClanahan’s fastball velocity over the past year. As we saw Friday night in USF’s 9-6 win over Houston, he holds his velocity quite well. He was up to 97 in the early innings against the Cougars, and was still hitting 95 on the radar gun as he eclipsed the 100-pitch mark. But while that fastball is a special pitch for McClanahan, he knows he needs to continue to develop his secondary[…]
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