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*SEC Baseball Team Stats Post SEC Tournament*
Posted on 5/31/21 at 8:22 am
Posted on 5/31/21 at 8:22 am
Below are overall team statistics after games completed in Hoover prior to NCAAt play starting. Top 6 listed in each category.
Batting avg
1. Vanderbilt .301
2. Ole Miss .291
3. Tennessee .282
4. Auburn .281
5. Florida .280
6. Mississippi State .280
Slugging pct.
1. Vanderbilt .509
2. Auburn .487
3. Arkansas .482
4. Tennessee .467
5. Ole Miss .458
6. LSU .456
On Base pct.
1. Arkansas .391
2. Vanderbilt .390
3. Ole Miss .389
4. Tennessee .387
5. Mississippi State .377
6. Florida .372
Home Runs
1. Arkansas 93
2. Auburn 86
3. Tennessee 82
4. LSU 80
4. Vanderbilt 80
6. South Carolina 78
Walks Recieved
1. Arkansas 321
2. Tennessee 311
3. aTm 268
4. Ole Miss 264
5. Florida 261
6. Mississippi State 245
Team ERA
1. Tennessee 3.44
2. Vanderbilt 3.49
3. Arkansas 3.80
4. South Carolina 3.85
5. Mississippi State 3.87
6. Georgia 3.91
Opposing Batting Avg.
1. Vanderbilt .190
2. Mississippi State .221
3. Arkansas .225
3. South Carolina .225
5. Georgia .226
6. Tennessee .235
Runs Allowed
1. Vanderbilt 215
2. Arkansas 230
3. South Carolina 237
4. Mississippi State 240
5. Georgia 244
6. Tennessee 257
Home Runs Allowed
1. Arkansas 45
1. South Carolina 45
3. Missouri 48
4. Kentucky 50
5. Georgia 52
5. LSU 52
Fielding Pct.
1. Arkansas .980
2. Kentucky .979
3. Georgia .977
3. South Carolina .977
3. Alabama .977
6. Auburn .976
Errors
1. Florida 66
2. aTm 60
3. Mississippi State 55
4. Tennessee 54
5. Ole Miss 53
6. LSU 52
Batting avg
1. Vanderbilt .301
2. Ole Miss .291
3. Tennessee .282
4. Auburn .281
5. Florida .280
6. Mississippi State .280
Slugging pct.
1. Vanderbilt .509
2. Auburn .487
3. Arkansas .482
4. Tennessee .467
5. Ole Miss .458
6. LSU .456
On Base pct.
1. Arkansas .391
2. Vanderbilt .390
3. Ole Miss .389
4. Tennessee .387
5. Mississippi State .377
6. Florida .372
Home Runs
1. Arkansas 93
2. Auburn 86
3. Tennessee 82
4. LSU 80
4. Vanderbilt 80
6. South Carolina 78
Walks Recieved
1. Arkansas 321
2. Tennessee 311
3. aTm 268
4. Ole Miss 264
5. Florida 261
6. Mississippi State 245
Team ERA
1. Tennessee 3.44
2. Vanderbilt 3.49
3. Arkansas 3.80
4. South Carolina 3.85
5. Mississippi State 3.87
6. Georgia 3.91
Opposing Batting Avg.
1. Vanderbilt .190
2. Mississippi State .221
3. Arkansas .225
3. South Carolina .225
5. Georgia .226
6. Tennessee .235
Runs Allowed
1. Vanderbilt 215
2. Arkansas 230
3. South Carolina 237
4. Mississippi State 240
5. Georgia 244
6. Tennessee 257
Home Runs Allowed
1. Arkansas 45
1. South Carolina 45
3. Missouri 48
4. Kentucky 50
5. Georgia 52
5. LSU 52
Fielding Pct.
1. Arkansas .980
2. Kentucky .979
3. Georgia .977
3. South Carolina .977
3. Alabama .977
6. Auburn .976
Errors
1. Florida 66
2. aTm 60
3. Mississippi State 55
4. Tennessee 54
5. Ole Miss 53
6. LSU 52
Posted on 5/31/21 at 9:02 am to Hawgeye
Just a perfect distillation of what killed us this year.
Bats were fine, pitching was a mess.
Bats were fine, pitching was a mess.
Posted on 5/31/21 at 9:05 am to Hawgeye
A terrible pitching staff rekted a team that could have made a deep run.
Posted on 5/31/21 at 9:15 am to Hawgeye
This reveals a big part of the DVH and Arkansas formula this year. Work the count, take walks and drive up the starters pitch count to get to the bullpen. Turn walks into runs with steals and home runs. Defense with a shutdown pitcher in Kopps taking over 2 out 3 games in the late innings.
Posted on 5/31/21 at 9:20 am to Bwmdx
That's literally the proposed formula of every team trying to be successful
Posted on 5/31/21 at 9:23 am to Bwmdx
Yep around the 5th-7th innings is where Arkansas starts teeing off on pitchers.
Posted on 5/31/21 at 9:26 am to lsurulz1515
Wanting to do it and actually being able to do it are 2 different things. It’s why Kopps has double digit wins as a reliever.
Posted on 5/31/21 at 10:04 am to Hawgeye
Florida's had a very disappointing season
Posted on 5/31/21 at 10:14 am to starkvingrad
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Florida's had a very disappointing season
Florida is a talented team. I would not be surprised to see them catch fire in postseason play.
Also, Auburn lost a ton of one run games. Never seen anything like it. I kept expecting to see it even out and it never happened. They could have been a pretty tough team if the breaks would have gone their way.
This post was edited on 5/31/21 at 10:22 am
Posted on 5/31/21 at 10:30 am to starkvingrad
I think some teams have already peaked and didn't improve the rest of the season. While others have raw talent and see development as the year progresses.
It is why predictions in baseball are pointless.
It is why predictions in baseball are pointless.
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