re: I asked Grok to provide SEC baseball teams' field dimensions.

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Tennessee actually hits homeruns at the same rate away from home as they did at home last year.

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no they didn't

65 HRs in 29 games away from LNS = 2.24 per game (and that includes the 14 Tenn hit at another band box against Auburn over 3 games)
119 HRs in 49 games at LNS = 2.42 HR per game

When Tennessee played at Globe Life, they hit 4 over 3 games. They hit 9 over 5 games at the Hoover Met. They hit 10 over 6 games in Omaha.

So at "big" stadiums, they hit 23 over 14 games = 1.64 per game

Last time Tennessee played at Alex Box, they hit 4 over 3 games.

It's almost like you don't understand the concept of park adjusted stats. Major League Baseball tracks them.

I have 2 different pics posted, click on the link if you’re not scared of facts.

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390 to dead center is bitch-made.

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Then you shouldn’t have any issues scoring runs in LNS then right?

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Then you shouldn’t have any issues scoring runs in LNS then right?

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Nope, and we haven't. That's why Vitello is 1-9 against Van Horn.

That pic is a good showcase of why Lindsey Nelson plays so small. Both the left and right field fences run straight across to the center field wall, which even at its deepest is only 390 feet. That makes left and right center a shorter porch than most.



Compare that to Baum where the left and right field fences are angled away from home plate slightly so there's a bit more curvature all the way around.

Also, the deepest part, at 390, is actually just a small corner.

It isn't like the entire centerfield is at 390.

And yet Vitello has more national titles than Arkansas has in school history in baseball.

The fact the vol losers keep arguing it isn’t is hilarious

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The 390' part of the field is such a tiny window too.

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It's like they put it in there just to keep the dimensions from being more embarrassing

Oh yeah?