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Post by beavs6 on Jun 5, 2024 12:27:40 GMT -8
I was just looking at the scores from over the weekend. More specifically, Irvine's scores over the weekend.
2 games against OSU...3 and 6(4 in the first inning in the monsoon like rain)
2 games not against OSU...13 and 17.
I guess I didn't realize how effective our pitching and defense really were over the weekend. We all know there were errors. The 1st inning by Segura was terrible--runs wise. Relatively speaking, we did a darn good job of holding the explosive offense of UCI in check.
It gives me a little more hope with taking the show on the road. Keep it up Beavs!
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Post by hometownbeaver on Jun 5, 2024 12:40:07 GMT -8
I was just looking at the scores from over the weekend. More specifically, Irvine's scores over the weekend. 2 games against OSU...3 and 6(4 in the first inning in the monsoon like rain) 2 games not against OSU...13 and 17. I guess I didn't realize how effective our pitching and defense really were over the weekend. We all know there were errors. The 1st inning by Segura was terrible--runs wise. Relatively speaking, we did a darn good job of holding the explosive offense of UCI in check. It gives me a little more hope with taking the show on the road. Keep it up Beavs! I believe uci averaged 9 points a game coming into the regionals. Don't quote me on that exactly I may have misread the article. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Jun 5, 2024 13:17:43 GMT -8
I was just looking at the scores from over the weekend. More specifically, Irvine's scores over the weekend. 2 games against OSU...3 and 6(4 in the first inning in the monsoon like rain) 2 games not against OSU...13 and 17. I guess I didn't realize how effective our pitching and defense really were over the weekend. We all know there were errors. The 1st inning by Segura was terrible--runs wise. Relatively speaking, we did a darn good job of holding the explosive offense of UCI in check. It gives me a little more hope with taking the show on the road. Keep it up Beavs! I believe uci averaged 9 points a game coming into the regionals. Don't quote me on that exactly I may have misread the article. Irvine was averaging 9.04 runs/game coming into the regionals. I said before the Regional that Irvine was likely the second-best offensive team West of College Station IRL (behind Oregon State). Irvine average 9.75 runs/game in the Corvallis Regional but only 4.5 runs/game against Oregon State, 15 runs/game against the two teams from Louisiana. |
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Post by irimi on Jun 5, 2024 15:22:51 GMT -8
I was just looking at the scores from over the weekend. More specifically, Irvine's scores over the weekend. 2 games against OSU...3 and 6(4 in the first inning in the monsoon like rain) 2 games not against OSU...13 and 17. I guess I didn't realize how effective our pitching and defense really were over the weekend. We all know there were errors. The 1st inning by Segura was terrible--runs wise. Relatively speaking, we did a darn good job of holding the explosive offense of UCI in check. It gives me a little more hope with taking the show on the road. Keep it up Beavs! I believe uci averaged 9 points a game coming into the regionals. Don't quote me on that exactly I may have misread the article. Pretty sure that's what Parker said. 8 or 9 average. |
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Post by cake on Jun 5, 2024 16:29:43 GMT -8
I believe uci averaged 9 points a game coming into the regionals. Don't quote me on that exactly I may have misread the article. Pretty sure that's what Parker said. 8 or 9 average. 536 runs in 59 games counting ours. 8.44 opponent ERA. we did a fantastic job shutting them down. |
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Post by Judge Smails on Jun 5, 2024 16:54:44 GMT -8
I was just looking at the scores from over the weekend. More specifically, Irvine's scores over the weekend. 2 games against OSU...3 and 6(4 in the first inning in the monsoon like rain) 2 games not against OSU...13 and 17. I guess I didn't realize how effective our pitching and defense really were over the weekend. We all know there were errors. The 1st inning by Segura was terrible--runs wise. Relatively speaking, we did a darn good job of holding the explosive offense of UCI in check. It gives me a little more hope with taking the show on the road. Keep it up Beavs! I believe uci averaged 9 points a game coming into the regionals. Don't quote me on that exactly I may have misread the article. Points? Go sports ball team! |
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Post by rgeorge on Jun 5, 2024 17:48:12 GMT -8
Pretty sure that's what Parker said. 8 or 9 average. 536 runs in 59 games counting ours. 8.44 opponent ERA. we did a fantastic job shutting them down. Well... maybe their opponent ERA, which would be lowered due to the (2) OSU games, had a bit to do with their runs/game?? Vs Q1 teams only 7 per, vs Q1 on the road (only 3 games) only 5 per. Vs Q3 teams 11+ runs per Vs Q4 teams 8 runs per Runs per is a very very misleading stat. |
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Post by ihatetheducks on Jun 5, 2024 18:06:56 GMT -8
I believe uci averaged 9 points a game coming into the regionals. Don't quote me on that exactly I may have misread the article. Points? Go sports ball team! That made me laugh  |
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Post by cake on Jun 5, 2024 20:02:50 GMT -8
536 runs in 59 games counting ours. 8.44 opponent ERA. we did a fantastic job shutting them down. Well... maybe their opponent ERA, which would be lowered due to the (2) OSU games, had a bit to do with their runs/game?? Vs Q1 teams only 7 per, vs Q1 on the road (only 3 games) only 5 per. Vs Q3 teams 11+ runs per Vs Q4 teams 8 runs per Runs per is a very very misleading stat. I grok what you're saying, but our 2 games out of 59(?) doesn't really affect the overall numbers much. Ultimately, they were really solid and we made them look like they weren't that good. All I'm saying. And I think the same is going to happen with Kentucky. I watched some of Kentucky's games. Good team, not great, we're better. But, we're on the road and that can be tough. |
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Post by beaver1989 on Jun 5, 2024 20:36:25 GMT -8
Well... maybe their opponent ERA, which would be lowered due to the (2) OSU games, had a bit to do with their runs/game?? Vs Q1 teams only 7 per, vs Q1 on the road (only 3 games) only 5 per. Vs Q3 teams 11+ runs per Vs Q4 teams 8 runs per Runs per is a very very misleading stat. I grok what you're saying, but our 2 games out of 59(?) doesn't really affect the overall numbers much. Ultimately, they were really solid and we made them look like they weren't that good. All I'm saying. And I think the same is going to happen with Kentucky. I watched some of Kentucky's games. Good team, not great, we're better. But, we're on the road and that can be tough. We'll find out soon how good we are against a SEC team. Out of the 5 remaining SEC teams, 4 of them are in our side of the bracket.(#1 Tennessee is on the other side.) We face #2 national seed Kentucky If we defeat Kentucky, our first game in Omaha would be against either #7 national seed Georgia or NC St. Clemson(#6 national seed) @ Florida is one of the others.(Florida barely got in, but are young & talented) Oregon @ Texas A&M (#3 national seed) If we want to become champions, we'll "most likely" have to earn it against the best teams from the best conference. "That's the way it should be." (See the 2018 National Champions for a reference point.) |
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