In college, I pretty much just threw my fastball and got away with it,'' he said. When you get to pro ball, it's a little harder. Everybody is on the same level and you have to make a lot more adjustments. I've worked on my changeup and changing speeds. I still throw a lot of fastballs.
Most pitchers do.
If you do, it keeps them guessing. Cabell said he has no regrets leaving college early to pursue his dream. While at State, he was part of three straight West Virginia Conference title teams, finished third in the 1999 World Series and made it to the regionals last spring. College ball was fun,'' he said. I loved college ball.