West Virginia has received a commitment from 2020 right handed pitcher Jeff Extor.
Perfect Game profile: https://www.perfectgame.org/Players/Playerprofile.aspx?ID=461403
"After a lengthy weather delay, MSI called upon lefthander Jeff Extor (2020, Swarthmore, Pa.), currently the No. 128 ranked players in the class. The young lefthander certainly caught the eye of collegiate recruiting coordinators as he came out hot and ran his fastball up to 88 mph and continued to live in the upper-80s for the duration of his couple innings on the bump.Though not overly physical at 5-foot-11, 170-pounds, Extor does sport present strength to his frame with the quick left arm he shows there’s reason to believe additional velocity is still in the tank. It’s currently an upper body dominant release as his front stride strides open and does so rather early in his delivery, something that he can refine and get additional drive out of moving forward. The fastball velocity comes with lower effort at release and he showed the ability to maintain that same quick arm stroke on his curveball, spinning his breaker up to 78 mph with tight rotation and shape when on top."
Perfect Game profile: https://www.perfectgame.org/Players/Playerprofile.aspx?ID=461403
"After a lengthy weather delay, MSI called upon lefthander Jeff Extor (2020, Swarthmore, Pa.), currently the No. 128 ranked players in the class. The young lefthander certainly caught the eye of collegiate recruiting coordinators as he came out hot and ran his fastball up to 88 mph and continued to live in the upper-80s for the duration of his couple innings on the bump.Though not overly physical at 5-foot-11, 170-pounds, Extor does sport present strength to his frame with the quick left arm he shows there’s reason to believe additional velocity is still in the tank. It’s currently an upper body dominant release as his front stride strides open and does so rather early in his delivery, something that he can refine and get additional drive out of moving forward. The fastball velocity comes with lower effort at release and he showed the ability to maintain that same quick arm stroke on his curveball, spinning his breaker up to 78 mph with tight rotation and shape when on top."
