2017 Around the SEC Thread

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#276
Crazy weekend as Alabama won the series at auburn and it looks like Georgia is going to win the series at Kentucky.
 
#278
#278
Georgia and Bama come off the mat this weekend

UGA takes 2
Bama going for sweep at Auburn
Mizzou did ok winning 1 at Vandy
Vols split with Arkansas and may keep Hogs from winning the West and SEC overall

The bottom of conference looked better this weekend
 
#279
#279
Further, I thought UK and Auburn were overrated and was about to give them some credit for proving me wrong. Maybe I may be finally be proven right in the very long run.

No excuse for either team to lose either series at home this late in season. Especially Auburn to the worst SEC team in years.
 
#280
#280
Tuesday, May 9th Games

Final:
Belmont- 8
Tennessee- 14

Final:
#24 South Florida- 15
#5 Florida- 10

Final:
Georgia- 8
Georgia Tech- 7

Final:
Indiana- 2
#9 Kentucky- 5

Final:
Vanderbilt- 2
#2 Louisville- 6

Final:
Presbyterian- 3
South Carolina- 4

Final:
South Alabama- 7
#11 LSU- 6

Final:
#14 Auburn- 2
UAB- 8
 
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#281
#281
Wednesday, May 10th Games

Final:
Tennessee- 7
Eastern Kentucky- 6

Final:
Grambling St- 2
Alabama- 12

Final:
Liberty- 7
South Carolina- 10
 
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#282
#282
Thursday, May 11th Games

Final:
#14 Auburn- 0
#11 LSU- 4
 
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#283
#283
Stats for SEC Play Only:
Runs scored
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1. Kentucky............ 162
2. LSU................. 133
3. Auburn.............. 132
4. Mississippi State... 128
5. Arkansas............ 127
6. Florida............. 125
7. Vanderbilt.......... 123
8. Texas A&M........... 113
9. South Carolina...... 110
10.Ole Miss............ 102
11.Alabama............. 101
12.Missouri............ 96
13.Georgia............. 89
14.Tennessee........... 74


Hits
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1. Kentucky............ 245
2. Mississippi State... 233
3. Auburn.............. 222
LSU................. 222
5. Arkansas............ 220
6. Florida............. 218
7. Alabama............. 202
8. Texas A&M........... 201
9. Vanderbilt.......... 200
10.South Carolina...... 198
11.Georgia............. 197
12.Ole Miss............ 188
13.Tennessee........... 174
14.Missouri............ 170

Runs batted in
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1. Kentucky............ 149
2. LSU................. 122
3. Vanderbilt.......... 117
4. Auburn.............. 114
5. Arkansas............ 113
Florida............. 113
7. Mississippi State... 112
8. South Carolina...... 105
9. Texas A&M........... 103
10.Ole Miss............ 95
11.Alabama............. 88
12.Missouri............ 86
13.Georgia............. 76
14.Tennessee........... 67
 
#284
#284
Stats for SEC Play Only:

Doubles
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1. Auburn.............. 52
2. Mississippi State... 51
3. Kentucky............ 48
4. Ole Miss............ 42
5. LSU................. 41
Alabama............. 41
7. Florida............. 39
8. Vanderbilt.......... 37
Georgia............. 37
10.South Carolina...... 35
11.Texas A&M........... 33
12.Missouri............ 29
13.Arkansas............ 27
14.Tennessee........... 24

Home runs
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1. Arkansas............ 29
Kentucky............ 29
3. Ole Miss............ 24
4. Vanderbilt.......... 22
5. Missouri............ 20
Mississippi State... 20
South Carolina...... 20
8. Texas A&M........... 19
9. Alabama............. 18
10.Florida............. 17
11.LSU................. 16
Auburn.............. 16
13.Georgia............. 15
14.Tennessee........... 7

Total bases
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1. Kentucky............ 388
2. Mississippi State... 356
3. Arkansas............ 338
4. Auburn.............. 330
5. Vanderbilt.......... 315
LSU................. 315
7. Florida............. 314
8. Ole Miss............ 306
9. Alabama............. 299
10.Texas A&M........... 297
11.South Carolina...... 295
12.Georgia............. 283
13.Missouri............ 261
14.Tennessee........... 229

Walks
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1. Kentucky............ 109
2. Auburn.............. 106
3. Missouri............ 103
4. Florida............. 102
5. LSU................. 93
6. South Carolina...... 87
7. Vanderbilt.......... 85
8. Texas A&M........... 81
9. Ole Miss............ 80
Alabama............. 80
11.Tennessee........... 74
Georgia............. 74
13.Arkansas............ 69
14.Mississippi State... 65
 
#285
#285
After looking at those numbers all I can say is thank goodness Jordan Rodgers is an elite hitter. If it were not for his game tying double at A&M or his go ahead grand slam at Vandy, there would be virtually no hope at all for postseason play.
 
#286
#286
Those SEC stats bear out exactly what I thought. People keep preaching progress when there isn't proof of any. Imagine those stats next year without Rodgers and Moberg.
 
#287
#287
Stats for SEC Play Only:

Strikeouts
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1. Missouri............ 243
2. Mississippi State... 217
Texas A&M........... 217
4. Alabama............. 214
5. Vanderbilt.......... 208
6. Tennessee........... 206
7. Georgia............. 198
8. Auburn.............. 192
9. Ole Miss............ 180
10.Arkansas............ 167
11.South Carolina...... 164
12.Kentucky............ 161
Florida............. 161
14.LSU................. 151

Sac bunts
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1. Kentucky............ 23
2. Alabama............. 21
3. Texas A&M........... 19
4. Mississippi State... 18
5. LSU................. 16
6. South Carolina...... 15
7. Ole Miss............ 14
Vanderbilt.......... 14
9. Georgia............. 12
Florida............. 12
11.Arkansas............ 11
Tennessee........... 11
13.Auburn.............. 7
14.Missouri............ 6
 
#288
#288
Stats from SEC Play Only:

Earned run avg
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1. Texas A&M........... 3.30
2. Florida............. 3.57
3. Auburn.............. 3.71
4. South Carolina...... 3.76
5. Ole Miss............ 3.98
6. Kentucky............ 4.03
7. Missouri............ 4.16
8. Tennessee........... 4.36
9. Vanderbilt.......... 4.37
10.LSU................. 4.54
11.Arkansas............ 4.61
12.Mississippi State... 4.69
13.Alabama............. 5.06
14.Georgia............. 5.77

Opposing bat avg
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1. Texas A&M........... .237
2. Vanderbilt.......... .240
3. Mississippi State... .248
4. Kentucky............ .249
5. Auburn.............. .252
6. South Carolina...... .252
7. Missouri............ .255
8. Arkansas............ .257
9. Ole Miss............ .259
10.Florida............. .259
11.LSU................. .263
12.Georgia............. .268
13.Tennessee........... .271
14.Alabama............. .288

Batters struck out
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1. Kentucky............ 223
2. Texas A&M........... 211
3. Arkansas............ 205
4. Georgia............. 204
5. Ole Miss............ 197
6. Missouri............ 195
South Carolina...... 195
8. LSU................. 191
9. Mississippi State... 190
10.Florida............. 185
11.Auburn.............. 177
12.Vanderbilt.......... 175
13.Tennessee........... 166
14.Alabama............. 165

Batters SO out looking
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1. Tennessee........... 57
2. Kentucky............ 56
3. Arkansas............ 55
Georgia............. 55
5. Florida............. 54
6. Mississippi State... 53
7. Alabama............. 52
8. Missouri............ 51
Texas A&M........... 51
10.LSU................. 50
Ole Miss............ 50
12.South Carolina...... 48
13.Vanderbilt.......... 47
14.Auburn.............. 38
 
#289
#289
Stats for SEC Play Only:

Runs allowed
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1. Texas A&M........... 96
2. Florida............. 97
3. Auburn.............. 102
4. Kentucky............ 108
South Carolina...... 108
6. Tennessee........... 110
7. Arkansas............ 113
LSU................. 113
9. Ole Miss............ 115
10.Vanderbilt.......... 116
11.Mississippi State... 121
12.Missouri............ 125
13.Georgia............. 144
14.Alabama............. 147
 
#291
#291
TNSportsman said:
Those SEC stats bear out exactly what I thought. People keep preaching progress when there isn't proof of any. Imagine those stats next year without Rodgers and Moberg.
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there was a time when Rodgers and Moberg didn't play, at all! Just over the last two years did they receive playing time of any consequence, Rodgers was a junior and Moberg a senior before blowing out his knee last year against UNC Asheville.

We will have guys step into their spots, Lipcius twins, Ammons, Derkay are already off to a pretty good start as true freshman.

Here is my $.02 and take it for what its worth, support the team, let the AD do his job and we go from there. Constructive criticism is fine and well received. As I tell my kids, if you're going to ***** about something you better have an answer or solution to make it better......
 
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#292
#292
Stats for SEC Play Only:

Rodgers- .322avg/90AB/13R/29H/4 2B/1 3B/2HR/10RBI/9BB/17K

L Lipiscius- .314avg/35AB/1R/11H/1 2B/4RBI/5BB/5K

A Lipiscius- .274avg/84AB/9R/23H/3 2B/ 2 3B/12RBI/12BB/19K

Derkay- .267avg/75AB/7R/20H/2 2B/6RBI/13BB/10K

Moberg- .222avg/92AB/7R/21H/2 2B/1 3B/1HR/10RBI/6BB/32K

Bartlett- .222avg/36AB/3R/8H/2 2B/2RBI/2BB/18K

Ammons- .210avg/81AB/9R/17H/3 2B/3RBI/7BB/19K

Charleston- .200avg/15AB/3R/3H/0RBI/2BB/6K

Waldren- .192avg/26AB/6R/5H/1 2B/1HR/3RBI/4BB/7K

Thornton- .190avg/58AB/4R/11H/3HR/6RBI/4BB/13K

Leftridge- .189avg/37AB/1R/7H/1 3B/1RBI/3BB/16K

Heflin- .167avg/18AB/1R/3H/4RBI/3K

Southall- .107avg/28AB/2R/3H/1 2B/1RBI/3BB/12K

Chinea- .071avg/14AB/3R/1H/ 1 2B/3K
 
#293
#293
BruinVol said:
What is the current record?
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You've been preaching that we shouldn't use records alone to judge Serrano but here they are if you want to see:

8-22
8-20
12-18
11-18
9-21
7-15

You don't want us to use records (except right now which is weird because it proves my point), you don't want us to use stats, so what should we use?
 
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#294
#294
If for some reason we happen to go 4-2 in the next 6, you could then argue improvement from last season. Although, it's not enough to make me happy maybe it will be enough to make Currie keep him around.
 
#295
#295
TNSportsman said:
If for some reason we happen to go 4-2 in the next 6, you could then argue improvement from last season. Although, it's not enough to make me happy maybe it will be enough to make Currie keep him around.
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Overall record means nothing to you?

What about RPI?
 
#297
#297
Ultimately, the SEC record is what counts. It rarely happens that a team makes the NCAAT with a below .500 SEC record. We haven't come close to sniffing that in the Serrano era.
 
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#299
#299
TNSportsman said:
Ultimately, the SEC record is what counts. It rarely happens that a team makes the NCAAT with a below .500 SEC record. We haven't come close to sniffing that in the Serrano era.
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Did you expect a team full of freshmen playing a lot to win in the SEC?
 
#300
#300
Overall SEC Standings
#5 Florida: 35-14 (16-8)
#7 Mississippi St: 32-17 (16-8)
#11 LSU: 32-17 (15-9)
#9 Kentucky: 33-16 (15-9)
#18 Arkansas: 35-13 (14-9)
#19 Texas A&M: 34-15 (14-10)
#14 Auburn: 33-18 (14-10)
Vanderbilt: 29-19 (12-11)
Ole Miss: 29-20 (11-13)
South Carolina: 29-19 (11-13)
Missouri: 29-20 (9-15)
Tennessee: 26-19 (7-15)
Georgia: 20-29 (7-17)
Alabama: 19-30 (5-19)



Warren Nolan RPI
Florida: 4
Kentucky: 8
Mississippi St: 12
Arkansas: 14
LSU: 16
South Carolina: 24
Vanderbilt: 26
Texas A&M: 33
Ole Miss: 35
Tennessee: 37
Auburn: 40
Missouri: 71
Georgia: 94
Alabama: 170
 
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