2019 Inside Baseball Coaches Clinic Features UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Head Coach Billy Mohl

PRINCETON, N.J. - May 2, 2018 - PRLog -- The Inside Baseball Coaches Clinic January 10 to 12, 2019 will feature presentations by the nation's top coaches including Billy Mohl of University of South Florida as well as Northwestern, Wake Forest, Florida Atlantic University, Cal State Fullerton, and many more. Industry experts from Baseball America have called our coaches "some of the brightest minds in the game today." We are featuring 15 renowned coaches who will be presenting over 60 powerful and insightful talks covering in-game coaching, pitching, hitting, fielding, speed, arm care, functional strength, and mental edge.

Billy Mohl joined the USF baseball coaching staff in June 2014 and was named the program's seventh head coach on June 30, 2017. Mohl served as the team's assistant coach from 2015-17, when his main responsibilities were working with the pitching staff.

In Mohl's third season as the architect of the pitching staff, the arms reaped the benefits of his leadership and had one of the best seasons in program history. The staff posted a program record 620 strikeouts, as it was the third-consecutive season of at least 500 strikeouts and the first time the Bulls have ever matched 500+ strikeouts over a three year span. The team's 10.1 strikeouts per nine innings led the nation and set a program record.

Mohl came to USF after five seasons under head coach Mark Kingston at Illinois State, where the pitching staff saw dramatic improvements under his tutelage.  He was a recipient of the 2013 Tom Walter College Baseball Inspiration Award, which recognizes examples of inspiration in college baseball and is presented annually by CollegeBaseballInsider.com.

Prior to arriving in Normal, Mohl spent three seasons at his alma mater, assisting Tulane to 107 wins over that period.   During his standout four-year career with the Green Wave, Mohl set the school single-season and career record for fewest walks-per-nine-inning average with marks of 1.27 (in 2003) and 1.67, respectively.  The right-hander went 9-0 as a senior, becoming just the second regular starter in Tulane history to go undefeated

Born in Wheatridge, Co., Mohl completed his bachelor's degree at Tulane University in May 2007. He resides in Tampa with his wife, Krista, sons Hunter and Brock and stepsons Mason and Grant.

Learn firsthand baseball insights from legendary Billy Mohl. Register at http://www.insidebaseballcoachesclinic.com/events/2019-inside-baseball-coaches-clinic/ for the 2019 Inside Baseball Coaches Clinic. For more information, call (973) 921.0400 today!