Rudy40

Ok bitch so Pearson has more than 7 rbis in SEC play no he does not. Pearson has more than 1 hit with runners in scoring position in SEC play no he does not. Those little man are facts and just because you don't like facts doesn't change that....boy!

Pearson is a career .230 hitter in SEC play and this season despite having hit almost exclusively in the 3 thru 5 spots in the lineup has only been able to generate 7 rbis all SEC season and has only had 1 hit with runners in scoring position in SEC play. Pearson started 21 SEC games and Brown started 16 and was responsible for 23 rbis and 5 in one SEC game which is almost as many as Pearson has generated in the entire SEC season. Obviously facts are difficult for you to comprehend so I will break it down for you. Batting .230 for 4 years in SEC play and having only 7 rbis in an entire SEC season despite batting 3rd-5th in the majority of SEC games are not characteristics of a good hitter. Hope that wasn't too in depth for you to understand...now why don't you STFU!

First of all son I'm not a kid. Secondly any knowledgeable person would take an improving sophomore over a senior who has been a .230 career SEC hitter any day. Brown may become a better hitter of LH pitching over his career if given more opportunities. He has already proven to be substantially more productive hitter given 23 rbis in 15 starts vs 7 rbis in 21 starts by Pearson. Again Pearson produced 7 rbis in the entire SEC season Brown produced 5 in one SEC game!

Why did Jake take your gf? I am just pointing out facts!. In an entire SEC season in which Josh almost always batted in the 3rd-5th holes and yet was only able to manage 1 hit with runners in scoring position and 7 rbis. Jake while starting less games hit for a much higher SEC average and drove in 23 runs. Are u seriously going to argue that a guy driving in 7 runs in an entire SEC schedule with more starts should be playing ahead of of someone who drives in 23 runs? You do understand 23 is more than 3x more than 7? Heck Brown had almost as many rbis in one game as Josh had the entire SEC schedule!!

Pearson doesn't hit LHs better with runners in scoring position. He had 1 hit in the entire SEC season with runners in scoring position and that was a bunt single against a RH. Brown had at least a couple of hits against LHs with runners in scoring position and 2 is more than zero!

Pearson needs to be a late inning pinch hitter only!!

Lester...series question not counting seniors who do you think is most likely drafted and who most likely transfers?

Neal is a better catcher than Trav are u serious?Did you even watch the Northwestern game he is a human sieve. How is hitting .132 in SEC play a sign of better at bats. He has always hit midweek pitching.

Larson is a freshman Kling is a sophomore do u you not think Kling practiced at all last year or scrimmages against LSU pitchers who are SEC pitchers. Do u not think a player that has had 2 years in the program has not gotten more experience than a player in his first year?

Kling has always hit midweek pitching that is why his OBP is .400 for season and. 291 in SEC. He can handle midweek pitching he cannot handle SEC pitching.

When LSU played A&M they were #1 team in country. Not surprisingly LSU won 2 out of 3 vs #1 team with Kling out of starting lineup.

Same for Neal he hammers midweek pitching and hits .132 in SEC.Not surprisingly the only game LSU lost to Aggies was the one Neal caught.