<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1cBaRd_0wBYMpZ300" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1cBaRd_0wBYMpZ300" width="800" height="320" >Baylor baseball's fall training emphasizes an aggressive pitching approach under new coach Sean Snedeker. He encourages pitchers to attack the strike zone and get ahead in counts to lower opponent batting averages. Through eight scrimmages, the team has seen impressive results, with a significant decrease in walks allowed and a strong overall strike percentage. With a mix of newcomers and returning players, the team is fostering a competitive atmosphere as they prepare for the spring season.<ul><li>Pitching staff has allowed just 31 walks in nearly 90 innings of work.</li><li>Cole Stasio leads the team with a 71.6% total strike percentage.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>The pitching staff has filled the strike zone over 60% of the time.</li><li>Players report high morale and strong camaraderie during fall training.</li></ul>The pitching staff will continue to refine their skills through additional scrimmages leading up to the season. Emphasis on attacking the strike zone will remain a top priority.Bottom LineThe Bears are aiming for a competitive season, fueled by a renewed focus on strike-throwing and a cohesive team environment. Strong leadership from experienced players like Stasio and Castle could propel the team to success in the upcoming spring season.</div></body>

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Baylor Baseball’s Pitching Soars Under Snedeker: Predator Mentality

Baylor baseball's fall training emphasizes an aggressive pitching approach under new coach Sean Snedeker. He encourages pitchers to attack the strike zone and get ahead in counts to lower opponent batting averages. Through eight scrimmages, the team has seen impressive results, with a significant decrease in walks allowed and a strong overall strike percentage. With a mix of newcomers and returning players, the team is fostering a competitive atmosphere as they prepare for the spring season.