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College Baseball Gets Tech Upgrade | Oklahoma State Cowboys Basketball News
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College baseball is about to get a major tech upgrade with the official approval of the Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) for experimental use across all NCAA divisions. Teams will have three challenges per game to contest calls, keeping all three if correct or losing one if wrong — designed to reduce human error and emotion in crucial decisions. Coaches like Wes Johnson and Tim Corbin support it, seeing it as a step toward consistency and fairness. The system, already tested successfully in the SEC Tournament and used in MLB, aims to standardize the strike zone, cut down on ejections, and help players aiming for pro careers. Next season, expect to see this tech reshaping how college games are called — bringing modern precision to America’s pastime.
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