re: Are college pitchers getting better every year?

I wouldn't talk about pitching quality yet in early March. Come the latter half of the month, we'll get away from having as many cool, north wind (meaning in the batter's face) nights and start getting more of those warm, muggy days when the wind gushes out to left-center. Then all of a sudden, the ball will seem to jump off the bat a bit more and the pitchers won't look as effective.

Now, if the pitchers are still dominant in mid-April, you might be on to something.