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SEC Baseball conference records since the latest expansion
Posted on 5/13/19 at 4:35 pm
Posted on 5/13/19 at 4:35 pm
Sorted by win percentage
1. Vanderbilt: 0.646 (132-72-1)
2. LSU: 0.635 (129-74-1)
3. Florida: 0.602 (124-82)
4. Arkansas: 0.559 (114-90)
5. Mississippi State: 0.549 (113-93)
6. Ole Miss: 0.541 (111-94)
7. Texas A&M: 0.527 (106-95-1)
8. South Carolina: 0.512 (105-100)
9. Kentucky: 0.451 (93-113)
10. Auburn: 0.444 (92-115)
11. Georgia: 0.426 (86-116-1)
12. Missouri: 0.384 (79-127-1)
13. Alabama: 0.363 (74-130-1)
14. Tennessee: 0.351 (71-131)
Average conference record
1. Vanderbilt: 18.9-10.3
2. LSU: 18.4-10.6
3. Florida: 17.7-11.7
4. Arkansas: 16.3-12.9
5. Mississippi State: 16.1-13.3
6. Ole Miss: 15.9-13.4
7. Texas A&M: 15.1-13.6
8. South Carolina: 15.0-14.3
9. Kentucky: 13.3-16.1
10. Auburn: 13.1-16.4
11. Georgia: 12.3-16.6
12. Missouri: 11.3-18.1
13. Alabama: 10.6-18.6
14. Tennessee: 10.1-18.7
ETA
Felt like adding a few additional numbers since expansion
Best conf record over last 3 seasons
1. Arkansas: 0.640 (55-31)
2. Vanderbilt: 0.599 (51-34-1)
3. LSU: 0.586 (51-36)
3. Florida: 0.586 (51-36)
5. Mississippi State: 0.575 (50-37)
6. Ole Miss: 0.540 (47-40)
6. Georgia: 0.540 (47-40)
8. Auburn: 0.506 (44-43)
9. Texas A&M: 0.500 (43-43-1)
10. Missouri: 0.454 (39-47-1)
11. Kentucky: 0.448 (39-48)
12. South Carolina: 0.425 (37-50)
13. Tennessee: 0.365 (31-54)
14. Alabama: 0.236 (20-66-1)
Best single-season conf record since expansion
26-3 (2013 Vanderbilt)
Worst single-season conf record since expansion
5-24-1 (2017 Alabama)
Most single-season wins overall
57 (2013 LSU)
Fewest single-season wins overall
18 (2013 Missouri)
1. Vanderbilt: 0.646 (132-72-1)
2. LSU: 0.635 (129-74-1)
3. Florida: 0.602 (124-82)
4. Arkansas: 0.559 (114-90)
5. Mississippi State: 0.549 (113-93)
6. Ole Miss: 0.541 (111-94)
7. Texas A&M: 0.527 (106-95-1)
8. South Carolina: 0.512 (105-100)
9. Kentucky: 0.451 (93-113)
10. Auburn: 0.444 (92-115)
11. Georgia: 0.426 (86-116-1)
12. Missouri: 0.384 (79-127-1)
13. Alabama: 0.363 (74-130-1)
14. Tennessee: 0.351 (71-131)
Average conference record
1. Vanderbilt: 18.9-10.3
2. LSU: 18.4-10.6
3. Florida: 17.7-11.7
4. Arkansas: 16.3-12.9
5. Mississippi State: 16.1-13.3
6. Ole Miss: 15.9-13.4
7. Texas A&M: 15.1-13.6
8. South Carolina: 15.0-14.3
9. Kentucky: 13.3-16.1
10. Auburn: 13.1-16.4
11. Georgia: 12.3-16.6
12. Missouri: 11.3-18.1
13. Alabama: 10.6-18.6
14. Tennessee: 10.1-18.7
ETA
Felt like adding a few additional numbers since expansion
Best conf record over last 3 seasons
1. Arkansas: 0.640 (55-31)
2. Vanderbilt: 0.599 (51-34-1)
3. LSU: 0.586 (51-36)
3. Florida: 0.586 (51-36)
5. Mississippi State: 0.575 (50-37)
6. Ole Miss: 0.540 (47-40)
6. Georgia: 0.540 (47-40)
8. Auburn: 0.506 (44-43)
9. Texas A&M: 0.500 (43-43-1)
10. Missouri: 0.454 (39-47-1)
11. Kentucky: 0.448 (39-48)
12. South Carolina: 0.425 (37-50)
13. Tennessee: 0.365 (31-54)
14. Alabama: 0.236 (20-66-1)
Best single-season conf record since expansion
26-3 (2013 Vanderbilt)
Worst single-season conf record since expansion
5-24-1 (2017 Alabama)
Most single-season wins overall
57 (2013 LSU)
Fewest single-season wins overall
18 (2013 Missouri)
This post was edited on 5/13/19 at 9:01 pm
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Posted on 5/13/19 at 4:43 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
Not a vast surprise. Vanderbilt is an absolute machine in baseball. The top 5 teams are pretty much exactly who we thought they would be.
Surprises, for me, is Ole Miss at 6 ahead of A&M. I thought the Aggies would have more of an impact in baseball, especially since Ole Miss has to fight State and Southern Miss for in state recruits.
It also shows what a turn around Georgia has pulled off.
Surprises, for me, is Ole Miss at 6 ahead of A&M. I thought the Aggies would have more of an impact in baseball, especially since Ole Miss has to fight State and Southern Miss for in state recruits.
It also shows what a turn around Georgia has pulled off.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 4:44 pm to Arksulli
Agreed.
Also, I was somewhat surprised to see South Carolina hovering right around .500. It makes sense, obviously, with their recent struggles. But just a bit surprising to see I guess.
Also, I was somewhat surprised to see South Carolina hovering right around .500. It makes sense, obviously, with their recent struggles. But just a bit surprising to see I guess.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 4:45 pm to Arksulli
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The top 5 teams are pretty much exactly who we thought they would be.
Coaches had us finishing 6th in the West to start the year.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 4:47 pm to BobLeeDagger
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Coaches had us finishing 6th in the West to start the year.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 5:09 pm to BobLeeDagger
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Coaches had us finishing 6th in the West to start the year.
This isn't this season though, its since the expansion. You naturally think that State would be in the top 5.
It does, as someone said, rather glaringly point out the difficulties USC has run into. Not just this year but leading up to it.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 5:14 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
VOLS, bitch
Posted on 5/13/19 at 5:46 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
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14. Tennessee: 0.351 (71-131)
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14. Tennessee: 10.1-18.7
omaVOLS baby!!!
Posted on 5/13/19 at 7:41 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
So sad when you look where we were right before expansion.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 8:25 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
Added some more numbers to the OP for funsies.
Posted on 5/13/19 at 8:45 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
Best conf record over last 3 seasons
1. Arkansas: 0.640 (55-31)
2. Vanderbilt: 0.599 (51-34-1)
3. LSU: 0.586 (51-36)
1. Arkansas: 0.640 (55-31)
2. Vanderbilt: 0.599 (51-34-1)
3. LSU: 0.586 (51-36)
Posted on 5/13/19 at 8:45 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
Best conf record over last 3 seasons
1. Arkansas: 0.640 (55-31)
2. Vanderbilt: 0.599 (51-34-1)
3. LSU: 0.586 (51-36)
Ahem, I am liking where this is going...
1. Arkansas: 0.640 (55-31)
2. Vanderbilt: 0.599 (51-34-1)
3. LSU: 0.586 (51-36)
Ahem, I am liking where this is going...
Posted on 5/13/19 at 9:14 pm to Arksulli
Vandy’s Title IX scholly advantage is such NCAA bullshite
Posted on 5/13/19 at 9:51 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
Big 6
Posted on 5/13/19 at 10:16 pm to TOFTR
Posted on 5/13/19 at 10:51 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
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I was somewhat surprised to see South Carolina hovering right around .500.
quote:Gamecocks were 98-83 (.541%) before this year's aberration of a season. Carolina's worst win % in an SEC season was .423% (11-15) in Coach Raines' final season before retirement.
It makes sense,
USC currently sits at a .259% clip with 3 games to play in an injury-filled season that began with pitching back in fall ball. all this after 1 game away from Omaha in Kingston's first year in Columbia.
This post was edited on 5/14/19 at 6:06 am
Posted on 5/14/19 at 4:55 am to TOFTR
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Vandy’s Title IX scholly advantage is such NCAA bullshite
Title IX? Opportunity Vanderbilt has zero to do with Title IX. What is your school doing to defray the rising cost of higher education to lower income families?
Posted on 5/14/19 at 8:51 am to The_Ultimate_Warrior
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14. Tennessee: 0.351 (71-131)
From 1992 - 2007 (Rod Delmonico Era) UT was 17 games over .500 in SEC play.
Here is how they have done since kicking Delmonico to the curb:
Todd Raliegh (2008 - 2011) - 35 games under .500 (average of -8.75 per season).
Dave Serrano (2012 - 2017) - 65 games under .500 (average of -10.83 per season)
Tony Vitello (2018 - Present) - 9 games under .500 (average of -4.5 per season).
Posted on 5/14/19 at 1:45 pm to The_Ultimate_Warrior
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Best single-season conf record since expansion
26-3 (2013 Vanderbilt)
This is insane to me
Posted on 5/14/19 at 1:47 pm to gohogs141
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This is insane to me
best SEC record ever. LSU went 23-7 and finished 3.5 games back for 2nd place
, although the two did meet in the SECT final and LSU won in 11 innings. (they did not face each other in the regular season) Oddly enough, Vandy did not make CWS that year and LSU went 2Q in Omaha. Those 57 wins LSU had that year were the most in school history. That was right at the beginning of the BBCOR bats and we did not have a team built for TD Ameritrade. UCLA won the CWS by basically throwing batting practice and watching balls die at the warning track.
This post was edited on 5/14/19 at 1:52 pm
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