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Post by tamatrix on May 13, 2024 6:59:43 GMT -8
One could also argue that outside of two bad weekends stated above, OSU is 17-4 in all other conference games. So hopefully the team that's 17-4 shows up and not the 0-5 version. Didn't even realize that. over half their conference losses were in 2 series. Conference: Road - 4-7 Home - 17-2 Those two were hurtful but still just 2-1 in both other road series and only 7-9 overall on the road this year....vs 24-2 at home. This weekend will be tough. |
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Post by rgeorge on May 13, 2024 9:25:40 GMT -8
Didn't even realize that. over half their conference losses were in 2 series. Conference: Road - 4-7 Home - 17-2 Those two were hurtful but still just 2-1 in both other road series and only 7-9 overall on the road this year....vs 24-2 at home. This weekend will be tough. Plus it's a season long evaluation. Pac12 is the 6th rated conference and losing road record. Average "win" is versus a #123 RPI. That 79.5% of OSU's wins are vs Q3/4 teams. Last I peeked the highest in the top 30+ RPI ranked teams. Polls don't matter to the committee. RPI, ELO, schedule and wins vs. OSU isn't in a great position to argue over a seeding unless they can win 7 straight to finish. |
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Post by beaverbeliever71 on May 13, 2024 10:21:42 GMT -8
Didn't even realize that. over half their conference losses were in 2 series. Conference: Road - 4-7 Home - 17-2 Your math doesn't add up. 4-7 + 17-2= 21-9 OSU is currently 17-9 in conference. plus, OSU played 5 conference series at home. 5x3 games = 15 games. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 13, 2024 14:45:09 GMT -8
Conference: Road - 4-7 Home - 17-2 Your math doesn't add up. 4-7 + 17-2= 21-9 OSU is currently 17-9 in conference. plus, OSU played 5 conference series at home. 5x3 games = 15 games. meant 13-2. Oregon State has gone 13-2 in Pac-12 play in Corvallis. 4-7 on the road. Two conference wins against Utah and Wazzu and 0-5 in California. |
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on May 13, 2024 14:48:22 GMT -8
Your math doesn't add up. 4-7 + 17-2= 21-9 OSU is currently 17-9 in conference. plus, OSU played 5 conference series at home. 5x3 games = 15 games. meant 13-2. Oregon State has gone 13-2 in Pac-12 play in Corvallis. 4-7 on the road. Two conference wins against Oregon and Utah and 0-5 in California. We won at WSU, not Oregon. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 13, 2024 14:52:05 GMT -8
tamatrix meant 13-2. Oregon State has gone 13-2 in Pac-12 play in Corvallis. 4-7 on the road. Two conference wins against Oregon and Utah and 0-5 in California. We won at WSU, not Oregon. It's fixed. Sorry. I had to get up early for a site inspection this morning. |
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Post by rgeorge on May 13, 2024 15:21:39 GMT -8
Your math doesn't add up. 4-7 + 17-2= 21-9 OSU is currently 17-9 in conference. plus, OSU played 5 conference series at home. 5x3 games = 15 games. meant 13-2. Oregon State has gone 13-2 in Pac-12 play in Corvallis. 4-7 on the road. Two conference wins against Utah and Wazzu and 0-5 in California. And, as it worked out the home conference schedule was Oregon and the (4) worst teams in the conference, two of which won't make it to Scottsdale. It's why the Arizona series is so iffy/unpredictable to me. OSU is 4-7 on the road vs pitching that was far inferior to Arizona's... ERAs of 5.31, 5.49, 5.77, 6.02 vs 3.49. None of the previous (4) averaged even 8K/9, while Arizona is at 8.75 K/9... yet OSU had 110 Ks in those (11) road games. But, only ended up (-8) overall in runs scored in the 4-7 road record. While OSU is 2nd in most of the important pitching categories, they are 9th in Errors, FLD%, DPs turned... and allowed more runs per game to each road opponent than they average. So... the road record is truly a 3-fold issue of inconsistency. Take almost any one of them and if it was even slightly better OSU would be cruising to a Pac12 title with a 20-6 like record where one win in Tucson would be enough. But, it is what it is and I have no idea what to expect. Except the unexpected... which would be road consistency. Right? |
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Post by osubeaver2018 on May 13, 2024 16:50:00 GMT -8
tamatrix meant 13-2. Oregon State has gone 13-2 in Pac-12 play in Corvallis. 4-7 on the road. Two conference wins against Utah and Wazzu and 0-5 in California. And, as it worked out the home conference schedule was Oregon and the (4) worst teams in the conference, two of which won't make it to Scottsdale. It's why the Arizona series is so iffy/unpredictable to me. OSU is 4-7 on the road vs pitching that was far inferior to Arizona's... ERAs of 5.31, 5.49, 5.77, 6.02 vs 3.49. None of the previous (4) averaged even 8K/9, while Arizona is at 8.75 K/9... yet OSU had 110 Ks in those (11) road games. But, only ended up (-8) overall in runs scored in the 4-7 road record. While OSU is 2nd in most of the important pitching categories, they are 9th in Errors, FLD%, DPs turned... and allowed more runs per game to each road opponent than they average. So... the road record is truly a 3-fold issue of inconsistency. Take almost any one of them and if it was even slightly better OSU would be cruising to a Pac12 title with a 20-6 like record where one win in Tucson would be enough. But, it is what it is and I have no idea what to expect. Except the unexpected... which would be road consistency. Right? Sounds like a 3-0 sweep winning 8-1, 12-3, and 14-8 to me. All 3 games low stress where we jump on their starters early with absolutely no nail-biting moments from our bullpen or defense  |
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