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So how accurate are the guns themselves

When VT played Longwood, the Longwood pitcher's dad had a radar gun that he used on every pitch and Emma hit 72 two or three times during her no hitter. She was pretty consistently hitting 68-70.

When UNC played in Blacksburg, the Heels had a staff member sitting behind home plate charting every single pitch and again Emma hit 71-72 a few times but most of the time it was 68-70.

In response to this post by MidloHokie

Posted: 04/26/2022 at 12:10AM

Don't trust any pitch velocity you see on ESPN . . . -- MidloHokie 04/25/2022 9:03PM

i believe it has something to do with the space-time continuum. however, -- squarerootofone 04/26/2022 08:56AM

This is correct -- VT_AD 04/26/2022 08:01AM

Oh, I know that pitching coach well! A huge "60 MPH Club" . . . . -- MidloHokie 04/26/2022 08:39AM

Yep!! You know who it is then!! ** -- VT_AD 04/26/2022 09:00AM

So how accurate are the guns themselves -- VTChip 04/26/2022 12:10AM

Emma's 70 certainly passes the 'eye test'. Not questioning that. -- MidloHokie 04/26/2022 06:58AM

You can pick up a Pocket Radar gun for $200 - $300 and get the speeds -- public knowledge 04/26/2022 05:33AM

Yeah I figured Emma’s 73 vs Tenn was a bit high, BUT I definitely think she -- hokiepro 04/25/2022 9:23PM

Saw at least one pegged at 74 a week or two ago ** -- HokiesBill48 04/25/2022 10:24PM

Just so happens the game I was watching yesterday was also . . . -- MidloHokie 04/25/2022 9:42PM

So how accurate are the guns themselves

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