FSU baseball starts fall practice focusing on automated balls and strikes system
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 1:37 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026
Florida State baseball began fall practice on September 21, 2026, emphasizing the integration of the new automated balls and strikes (ABS) system for the upcoming 2027 season. Head coach Link Jarrett noted that while teams can use the system optionally, the Seminoles plan to implement it during Atlantic Coast Conference play. Players will experiment with three challenges during scrimmages to adapt to ABS. FSU's fall schedule includes games against Auburn on October 10 and Jacksonville on October 16, among others.
- •FSU baseball started fall practice on September 21.
- •The ABS system will be optional for programs in 2027.
- •Players will practice with three challenges during scrimmages.
- •FSU's first fall game is against Auburn on October 10.
- •Jarrett plans to consult MLB friends for ABS strategies.
- 1:37 PMYahoo Sports — FSU baseball begins fall practice with ABS challenges in focus
"Florida State baseball is preparing for the 2027 season by integrating the new automated balls and strikes system.
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