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Indiana

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Georgia is 20-6 and 1st. LSU is 9-17 and 14th.
11 game difference.


Here are comparative stats over the 26 SEC games.

Runs scored

Georgia = 201 or 7.73 per game
LSU = 175 or 6.73 per game

A 1.00 run difference per game.


Runs allowed

Georgia = 151 or 5.81 per game
LSU = 182 or 7.00 per game

A 1.19 run difference per game.


Net scoring (runs scored - runs allowed)

Georgia = 201 - 151 = 50 or 1.92 per game
LSU = 175 - 182 = -7 or -0.27 per game

A 2.19 run difference per game.


LSU walks allowed by pitching = 154 (tied for 15th (last) and 10 more than 14th; more than double of what 1st and 2nd teams have).

LSU wild pitches = 46 (last and 9 more than 15th; 5 times more than 1st team)

LSU unearned runs allowed = 22 (last and more than double of what top 4 teams have).

Extra baserunners due to walks and errors, extra bases taken on wild pitches are what lead to allowing more runs.

Georgia's overall pitching is not much better than LSU's other than fewer walks and much fewer wild pitches.

Georgia hits and slugs at a much higher level (1st in OPS at .938) which overcomes their average pitching. LSU hitting is above average in the SEC this year (5th in OPS at .814) but would have to be 2023-like to overcome the poor pitching control and fielding.

Thanks for the explanation.

I only fly a few times a year but I did once have a diversion to Austin on a flight from MSY to DAL.

A storm popped up quickly over Dallas and sat there after we had taken off. We circled somewhere over east Texas for about 30 minutes or so and ended up having to land in Austin and refuel before continuing.

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Flight was supposed to last 2:45 and is almost 3:45. Don’t know how unusual that is.


You dont fly much do you


thank you

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Today’s flight was in the air 3 hours 15 minutes. Yesterday’s flight for the same source and destination was in air 2 hours 12 minutes. These are from the flight logs.

I know you are a pilot so you know what that means fuel wise. An extra hour of flying on what is normally a little over 2 hour flight is significant. That is all I was trying to say.

I’m sure they weren’t on fumes but did burn much more fuel than normal.

I’m talking about flying time. Or at least gate to gate time.

Had some hail in that supercell that just passed through MSY.

Still a little possible hail near River Ridge but moving slowly away from airport.

Updated forecast shows no rain tonight and tomorrow night. Sunday 30% chance.

Drone video of Bogue Chitto destruction. It's bad. Only two or three mobile homes and one shed were not destroyed.

LINK

Timmer is heading south onto MS 27 from US 84 to try an intercept.

Tornado emergency now - Thayer, MS just south of Brookhaven