The NCAA will allow college baseball teams to use an automated ball-strike system in the 2027 season, ESPN reported Tuesday. The ruling gives all Division I teams the option to use the ABS system in regular-season and postseason games, according to ESPN.
The NCAA will allow college baseball teams to use an automated ball-strike system in the 2027 season, ESPN reported Tuesday.
The ruling gives all Division I teams the option to use the ABS system in regular-season and postseason games, according to ESPN.
Conference implemented a similar system in last season's conference tournament, which allowed pitchers, catchers and batters to challenge an umpire's call at the plate and defer it to ABS.
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The NCAA will allow college baseball teams to use an automated ball-strike system in the 2027 season, ESPN reported Tuesday. The ruling gives all Division I teams the option to use the ABS system in regular-season and postseason games, according to ESPN. Conference implemented a similar system in last season's conference tournament, which allowed pitchers, catchers and batters to challenge an umpire's call at the plate and defer it to ABS.
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