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Post by Bodhisattva on Mar 26, 2024 8:18:12 GMT -8
Beavers lead the following categories. National rank in {} if available. - Runs (by a lot) {10th}
- Hits (tied) {29th}
- Triples (tied) {15th}
- HR's {15th} (Georgia already has 74. Holy cow)
- RBI (by a lot)
- BB (by a lot) {20th}
- AVG {9th}
- OBP {5th}
- SLG (by a lot) {5th}
- ERA (by quite a bit) {10th} (I think this shocks people)
- WHIP {24th}
- Earned Runs allowed
- Runs allowed
- HR's allowed (by a lot)
To be top 10 in ERA and offensive runs scored is pretty wild. Don't think even 2017 had that domination. |
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Post by beavs6 on Mar 26, 2024 8:40:28 GMT -8
Thanks! Can you pull a ranking for SO's per game? (just for those on the board that "know something")
I think those ERA and WHIP rankings WILL surprise/shock some folks.
I still think the best course of action for the 2024 season is to sit back and just enjoy the OSU Beaver ride.
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Post by messi on Mar 26, 2024 8:42:03 GMT -8
Beavers lead the following categories. National rank in {} if available. - Runs (by a lot) {10th}
- Hits (tied) {29th}
- Triples (tied) {15th}
- HR's {15th} (Georgia already has 74. Holy cow)
- RBI (by a lot)
- BB (by a lot) {20th}
- AVG {9th}
- OBP {5th}
- SLG (by a lot) {5th}
- ERA (by quite a bit) {10th} (I think this shocks people)
- WHIP {24th}
- Earned Runs allowed
- Runs allowed
- HR's allowed (by a lot)
To be top 10 in ERA and offensive runs scored is pretty wild. Don't think even 2017 had that domination. The 2017 team was second to Arizona in many offensive categories |
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Post by Bodhisattva on Mar 26, 2024 9:00:48 GMT -8
Beavers lead the following categories. National rank in {} if available. - Runs (by a lot) {10th}
- Hits (tied) {29th}
- Triples (tied) {15th}
- HR's {15th} (Georgia already has 74. Holy cow)
- RBI (by a lot)
- BB (by a lot) {20th}
- AVG {9th}
- OBP {5th}
- SLG (by a lot) {5th}
- ERA (by quite a bit) {10th} (I think this shocks people)
- WHIP {24th}
- Earned Runs allowed
- Runs allowed
- HR's allowed (by a lot)
To be top 10 in ERA and offensive runs scored is pretty wild. Don't think even 2017 had that domination. The 2017 team was second to Arizona in many offensive categories I found it. Nationally we were 152nd in runs scored. Average we were 65th. Slugging 140th just to name a few. |
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Post by Bodhisattva on Mar 26, 2024 9:04:40 GMT -8
Thanks! Can you pull a ranking for SO's per game? (just for those on the board that "know something") I think those ERA and WHIP rankings WILL surprise/shock some folks. I still think the best course of action for the 2024 season is to sit back and just enjoy the OSU Beaver ride. Pitching K's per 9 innins we are at 9.04 which is 7th. Offensive side we strike out 7th most (tied). |
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Post by beavs6 on Mar 26, 2024 9:06:41 GMT -8
Thank you!
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Mar 26, 2024 10:12:02 GMT -8
Someone might be able to drudge up some numbers but quickly looking at the NCAA archives it looks like WHIP is up this year nationally. Top end is still on track but past the top 10 or so it gets bad quick (compared to previous years). Idk if it's just a down year or it's indicative of the game changing and more offense.
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Post by messi on Mar 26, 2024 10:15:59 GMT -8
Thanks! Can you pull a ranking for SO's per game? (just for those on the board that "know something") I think those ERA and WHIP rankings WILL surprise/shock some folks. I still think the best course of action for the 2024 season is to sit back and just enjoy the OSU Beaver ride. Pitching K's per 9 innins we are at 9.04 which is 7th. Offensive side we strike out 7th most (tied). Unfortunately, I believe you meant to say 7th least (4th most). |
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Mar 26, 2024 10:16:43 GMT -8
On Georgias homers. They are on pace to beat the 1997 LSU tigers 188 in 66 games. Kinda doubt they can keep up nearly 3 homers a game through SEC pitching but who knows!
Either way they will need to play 10 post season games at their current rate.
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Post by 93beav on Mar 26, 2024 10:16:53 GMT -8
Beavers lead the following categories. National rank in {} if available. - Runs (by a lot) {10th}
- Hits (tied) {29th}
- Triples (tied) {15th}
- HR's {15th} (Georgia already has 74. Holy cow)
- RBI (by a lot)
- BB (by a lot) {20th}
- AVG {9th}
- OBP {5th}
- SLG (by a lot) {5th}
- ERA (by quite a bit) {10th} (I think this shocks people)
- WHIP {24th}
- Earned Runs allowed
- Runs allowed
- HR's allowed (by a lot)
To be top 10 in ERA and offensive runs scored is pretty wild. Don't think even 2017 had that domination. I had to look up that Georgia stat to believe it - they have one big time player who has a .517 BA and 17 HR. Then one player at 10HR, a couple of others at 9 and 8. |
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Post by messi on Mar 26, 2024 10:31:57 GMT -8
Strikeout K/9 rate at the plate for each team | Arizona | 4.1 | | Utah | 6.7 | | Stanford | 7.1 | | Washington State | 8.0 | | Arizona State | 8.5 | | UCLA | 8.7 | | o | 9.1 | | Washington | 9.1 | | USC | 9.6 | | California | 9.7 | | Oregon State | 9.8 |
Kind of interesting that three of the top four teams in the conference standings are wasting 1/3 of their outs available by not putting the ball into play. |
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Post by Bodhisattva on Mar 26, 2024 10:33:12 GMT -8
Beavers lead the following categories. National rank in {} if available. - Runs (by a lot) {10th}
- Hits (tied) {29th}
- Triples (tied) {15th}
- HR's {15th} (Georgia already has 74. Holy cow)
- RBI (by a lot)
- BB (by a lot) {20th}
- AVG {9th}
- OBP {5th}
- SLG (by a lot) {5th}
- ERA (by quite a bit) {10th} (I think this shocks people)
- WHIP {24th}
- Earned Runs allowed
- Runs allowed
- HR's allowed (by a lot)
To be top 10 in ERA and offensive runs scored is pretty wild. Don't think even 2017 had that domination. I had to look up that Georgia stat to believe it - they have one big time player who has a .517 BA and 17 HR. Then one player at 10HR, a couple of others at 9 and 8. Yep, Charlie Condon is the guy that is outpacing Bazzana and is the current Golden Spikes leader. He had 3HRs this weekend, so it wasn't only against non-SEC pitching. |
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Post by beavs6 on Mar 26, 2024 11:51:01 GMT -8
Strikeout K/9 rate at the plate for each team | Arizona | 4.1 | | Utah | 6.7 | | Stanford | 7.1 | | Washington State | 8.0 | | Arizona State | 8.5 | | UCLA | 8.7 | | o | 9.1 | | Washington | 9.1 | | USC | 9.6 | | California | 9.7 | | Oregon State | 9.8 |
Kind of interesting that three of the top four teams in the conference standings are wasting 1/3 of their outs available by not putting the ball into play. Agreed...but hand-in hand with our walk rank "BB (by a lot) {20th}"for OSU I can kind of get it. |
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Post by jayvinson on Mar 26, 2024 12:05:19 GMT -8
Admittedly, I have not done any research on this, but I would wager that, in general, those teams with the best power numbers also have more strikeouts. It goes with the territory- if you swing hard, you may make contact less often. The reward, however, outweighs the negative. More strikeouts does not necessarily result in better power stats (see Huskies), but more power usually results in more strikeouts.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Mar 26, 2024 12:47:51 GMT -8
I had to look up that Georgia stat to believe it - they have one big time player who has a .517 BA and 17 HR. Then one player at 10HR, a couple of others at 9 and 8. Yep, Charlie Condon is the guy that is outpacing Bazzana and is the current Golden Spikes leader. He had 3HRs this weekend, so it wasn't only against non-SEC pitching. Fun fact. Charlie Condon has hit 17 home runs all in the State of Georgia. Georgia played Georgia Southern in South Carolina and three games in Kentucky and went a combined 1/11 with no home runs. And those are the Bulldogs' only trips outside of Georgia. Georgia plays in Knoxville against Tennessee this upcoming weekend. We will see, if Condon can keep up the pace. |
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