I'm absolutely in shock that he's not pitching up to form.  His numbers looked so good.  Here is what Allan Simpson had to say about him:

"Entering the 2007 season, North Carolina State junior Andrew Brackman, another pitcher with a limited pitching background, was touted as the college righthander with the best fastball. The 7-foot, 240-pounder was clocked at 99 mph last summer in the Cape Cod League. He was expected to continue his evolution into full-time pitcher this spring after abandoning his basketball career with the Wolfpack, but hasn't dominated as expected.

Brackman (4-2, 3.79, 40 IP/38 SO) pitched to expectations his first two or three times out, but has deteriorated with each outing since. Against Wake Forest in his most recent outing, he was the losing pitched as the Wolfpack was beaten 16-3. Brackman worked the first four innings, allowing nine hits and six runs (five earned).

"His velocity was consistent with most of his other appearances, meaning he sat between 93-95 mph for the most part with some higher readings thrown in," a scout said. "He had no command of his off-speed pitches, however, and Wake's hitters were sitting dead red. By the fifth, Andrew's pitch count was up around 85 and the command of his fastball waned to the point that he started leaving pitches out over the plate instead of on the corners. And the Deacons crushed them."

With Brackman not pitching to his potential, it has left a widening void in the crop of college righthanders in this year's draft. At this point, only Brackman is assured of going in the first round."

Bbbbbut...he looks so good on the mound and he can throw 99.

http://pgcrosschecker.com/2007/columnists/allansimpson/weeklycolumn/week8_32807.aspx