Summary
A UCLA baseball player, Payton Brennan, hit a very long home run of 514 feet during a game against the Iowa Hawkeyes. This home run is one of the longest in college baseball history.
Key Facts
- UCLA's baseball team is ranked No. 1 with a record of 22-2.
- The game took place in Iowa City against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
- Logan Reddemann was the starting pitcher for UCLA.
- Payton Brennan hit a home run of 514 feet.
- The home run had an exit velocity of 111 miles per hour.
- Brennan's home run is among the longest recorded in college baseball.
- Statcast technology measures home run distances and other baseball metrics.
- A notable long home run in recent history was 505 feet by Nomar Mazara in the MLB.
