Behind the scenes of calling a college softball game from home on ESPN! Auburn at Miss St coming up at 630ET tonight (sunday) and then 8:30ET Monday! | Amanda Scarborough - Softball Pitching Angel

AUSL championship is here!!!! 2CT today on ESPN, 1CT tomorrow on ESPN, 6CT Monday on ESPN2 if necessary. Bandits v Talons | Amanda Scarborough - Softball Pitching Angel

With college softball starting today and knowing there will be nearly 3,200 regular season games on ESPN platforms has me SO excited for more moments like this 🩷 | Amanda Scarborough - Softball Pitching Angel

National Champions. 🏆 Congratulations to Texas Softball on capturing the first National Championship in program history! A dominant run, a composed performance on the biggest stage, and a team that truly rose to the moment. And what a performance by Teagan Kavan. The sophomore finished the Women’s College World Series without giving up a single earned run — earning Most Outstanding Player and anchoring the Longhorns’ historic run in the circle. Poise. Power. Presence. She led the way, and Texas

Leaping is taking off all over social media and with pitching coaches teaching it ever since leaping recently became legal at just about every level. “Leap” is when the drag foot loses connection with the ground and both feet come in the air in the middle of the pitch. “Replant” is also both feet in the air, but is differentiated by how you LAND, and is still illegal at many different levels. College umpires have made it clear what they’re looking for to distinguish between a leap and a replant

You don’t need a rise ball to start changing planes and elevating a hitter’s eyes. A huge part of what makes pitchers successful at getting swings and misses — at any level — is how they move the ball up and down, not just in and out. Even just a well-located fastball up in the zone can be incredibly effective. At younger age groups, or before you’ve fully developed a rise, there’s nothing wrong with purposefully elevating your fastball to change a hitter’s eye level. You just have to be intenti