re: *2024 ARKANSAS RAZORBACK SEC BASEBALL SEASON DONE* FIRE SOMEONE*

Some SEC ONLY stats to get your Wednesday going...

Batting avg
1. Tennessee . 3 3 1
2. Kentucky . 3 1 6
3. Vanderbilt . 2 8 4
4. Texas A&M . 2 7 8
5. Mississippi State . 2 7 4
6. Georgia . 2 7 2
7. Auburn . 2 6 9
8. Alabama . 2 6 8
9. Arkansas . 2 5 9
10. South Carolina . 2 4 9
11. LSU . 2 4 8
12. Ole Miss . 2 4 6
13. Florida . 2 3 2
14. Missouri . 1 7 4

Slugging pct
1. Tennessee . 6 7 4
2. Kentucky . 5 5 0
3. Georgia . 5 1 4
4. Texas A&M . 5 0 4
5. Arkansas . 4 6 7

On base pct
1. Kentucky . 4 2 1
2. Tennessee . 4 1 5
3. Arkansas . 3 7 8
4. Georgia . 3 7 3
5. Vanderbilt . 3 7 3

Runs scored
1. Tennessee 1 1 6
2. Kentucky 1 1 4
3. Texas A&M 8 2
4. Mississippi State 8 0
5. Vanderbilt 7 9
Georgia 7 9
7. Arkansas 7 4

Home runs
1. Tennessee 3 5
2. Georgia 2 6
3. Florida 2 5
4. Texas A&M 2 4
5. LSU 2 3
6. Arkansas 2 1
Kentucky 2 1

Walks
1. Arkansas 6 5
2. Kentucky 6 1
3. South Carolina 5 8
4. Texas A&M 5 4
LSU 5 4

Hit by pitch
1. Florida 2 4
2. Georgia 2 0
Vanderbilt 2 0
4. Kentucky 1 7
5. Mississippi State 1 5
6. South Carolina 1 3
Arkansas 1 3

Strikeouts
1. Missouri 1 4 6
2. South Carolina 1 3 5
3. Florida 1 2 9
4. LSU 1 1 9
Texas A&M 1 1 9
6. Auburn 1 1 8
7. Mississippi State 1 1 5
8. Tennessee 1 1 3
9. Ole Miss 1 0 2
10. Vanderbilt 1 0 0
11. Arkansas 9 3

Earned run avg
1. Arkansas 2 . 8 3
2. Kentucky 3 . 0 9
3. Vanderbilt 3 . 6 2
4. Missouri 4 . 5 8
5. Mississippi State 4 . 6 0

Opposing bat avg
1. Kentucky . 1 8 8
2. Arkansas . 2 0 4
3. Vanderbilt . 2 2 1
4. Missouri . 2 2 6
5. Mississippi State . 2 3 3

Batters struck out
1. Arkansas 1 5 1
2. Texas A&M 1 3 1
3. Vanderbilt 1 2 4
4. Florida 1 1 8
LSU 1 1 8

Runs allowed
1. Arkansas 3 5
2. Kentucky 4 3
3. Mississippi State 5 6
4. Vanderbilt 5 9
5. Texas A&M 6 2

Earned runs allowed
1. Arkansas 3 4
2. Kentucky 3 6
3. Vanderbilt 4 1
4. Mississippi State 5 3
5. Missouri 5 4

Walks allowed
1. Tennessee 3 5
2. Missouri 3 8
Texas A&M 3 8
4. Vanderbilt 3 9
5. Kentucky 4 1
6. Arkansas 4 5

Fielding pct
1. Mississippi State . 9 9 0
2. Kentucky . 9 8 8
3. Arkansas . 9 8 3
4. Texas A&M . 9 8 1
5. South Carolina . 9 7 9

Errors
1. Ole Miss 1 6
2. Vanderbilt 1 2
Missouri 1 2
4. Tennessee 1 1
5. Florida 1 0
LSU 1 0
Auburn 1 0
Georgia 1 0
9. South Carolina 9
Alabama 9
11. Texas A&M 8
12. Arkansas 7
13. Kentucky 5
14. Mississippi State 4

Fielding double plays
1. Arkansas 1 1
2. South Carolina 1 0
Missouri 1 0
4. Mississippi State 9
Ole Miss 9

What cannot be overlooked on the offensive side is the league on base percentage.

The at bats for the most part are very patient. On the weekends, we make the opposing pitcher throw strikes. If not, we take our walks. To me, that aspect cannot be stated enough. Thats very important.

The batting average isnt going to woo anyone at .283 overall, but I would like to remind everyone that the 2021 team only hit .267 as a club. 2022 hit .276 and last year we hit .273. That 2018 squad hit .296 as a team. Maybe if we keep swinging it like we have that we climb to that number?

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The batting average isnt going to woo anyone at .283 overall

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You touched on this with your continuation but I want to reiterate, a .283 team average is not bad by any stretch of the imagination. Numbers may be up overall comparatively, but that'll get 'r done when you have the pitching we do.

Great to pick up the win after the bats went absolutely ice cold after the 3rd inning.

Silver lining of Mac imploding in the 8th is that he should be fine to pitch Sunday if needed.

And Gaeck is an absolute dog.

Man this team just keeps scorching right along

Holy crap Fahrety my kids 8u teams throw better balls to first.

Pio, your boy sucks

It seemed like DVH was experimenting today to see who can handle the pressure. I would have expected to see Frank or Gaeckle if we really had to win this game.

He was clearly pissed at wood.

Faherty went from closing in Arlington and getting a ton of hype to throwing 3 innings since and probably just threw his last pitch this season.