Season long look at UL's trek through the Baseball RPI rankings

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February 27th, 2007, 10:31 am
Turbine

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

I am going out on a limb here . . . Early in the season when you sweep a team that hasn't played any other games it kills your SOS.
February 27th, 2007, 10:46 am
rhineaux

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turbine

I am going out on a limb here . . . Early in the season when you sweep a team that hasn't played any other games it kills your SOS.

touche' my friend.
February 27th, 2007, 12:39 pm
RaginFan2

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turbine

I am going out on a limb here . . . Early in the season when you sweep a team that hasn't played any other games it kills your SOS.

I think you found a pretty sturdy, low-lying limb to climb out on! LOL
February 27th, 2007, 12:39 pm
cajunfan79

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhineaux

To add my two cents on the weekend, the season so far, and whatever else...

I think our pitching will get better. Remember how little work they were able to get in January with all the weather. Plus, in recent years, we didn't have a whole lot of depth and so there wasn't as much initiative for one player to step up. this year, you ahve several guys (other than Moody and glass) who are battling for two starting spots (Saturday/midweek, depending on where glass ends up, and sunday). that competition will definitely force somebody to step up and take the slot, and will definitely put that pitcher in a position to take over in case some of our pitchers decide to go a different direction come amateur draft time.

Secondly, one of the beefs that i've had the past several years with tony's clubs is the runners left on base. they have consistently done this over the past threee or four years for sure, and haven't shown much improvement, if any at all. I can't remember how many time i would listen to a game where we'd lose by a couple runs, and then leave 8-10 runners on base for the game. this team left plenty of runners on base this weekend, but, they also hit the ball a lot. there is a difference between getting the lead man in scoring position, then flying/grounding/striking out the next three, to having runners on the whole inning, and then there happens to still be runners on base when the third out is made. this team did a pretty good job of hitting with two outs this weekend. It certainly seems that, whether becasue of Sczef's system, or Sczef's recruiting, that the hitting is really coming around. We are beginning to see guys that aren't just good hitters or fielders, but have both, in addition to the other small tools that you need to be competitive nationally. Thanks Coach Sczef.

I don't have the stats in front of me, but I heard stevie P say that this team so far this year has a ton of 2 out RBIs. That sounds like clutch hitting to me and not leaving to many on base. I mean come on give the guys a break, they are averaging 10 runs a game!
February 27th, 2007, 12:48 pm
evangelinetiger

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeebart21

LOL! Was there ever any doubt?

Z.

I don't know pepperfan, I went to webiste to check on the lies that may or may not have been spewed on this site and I found out that the site refers to ULL as:

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE

Not Louisiana.

Worry about that 39% graduation rate and those NCAA sanctions header your way.
February 27th, 2007, 01:39 pm
Southpaw03

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeebart21

Enjoy your weekend! Give my best to your son!

Z.

Will do, Buddy! Thanks, as always, for your best wishes. Ya'll holler real loud so I can hear you on the radio. If you do hook up with Brian, please give him my best also. Someday I would like to meet him as I have been a fan of his writing for quite sometime. I hope your daughter's flu in her elbow gets better soon! LOL!

Scott
February 27th, 2007, 02:33 pm
Zeebart21

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Southpaw03

Will do, Buddy! Thanks, as always, for your best wishes. Ya'll holler real loud so I can hear you on the radio. If you do hook up with Brian, please give him my best also. Someday I would like to meet him as I have been a fan of his writing for quite sometime. I hope your daughter's flu in her elbow gets better soon! LOL!

Scott

:D
February 27th, 2007, 02:53 pm
DeadRed

RPI-Illinois?????

Gotta love the RPI. (Warren Nolan style)

UL 8-0 rpi of 67
Illinois 0-3 rpi 63

and swept outta here
February 27th, 2007, 04:15 pm
GoneGolfin

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cajun Express

I understand the concept of playing enough games to give the RPI a valid base, but how does Lafayette with two games, against I don't know who have a higher rank than a team with 8 wins and no loses? That defies logic. I might understand it if the team with two wins also was a national power year after year, but the Lafayette Leopards?:???: :???: :???:

The RPI knows nothing about national powers or the reputation of any of the schools. It is all about wins and losses, as well as your opponent's wins and losses and your opponents' opponents wins and losses. It is purely statistical in nature and past results are not taken into account.

In the case of Lafayette, they defeated a team that had a decent start, a team that beat some teams that have started very well themselves. But keep in mind that this collection of teams have not played anyone significant. And since the games played are not "well connected" yet, they are just as valuable as many other wins at this point in the season.

You have to throw out all perceptions of the strength of the individual teams. And because it is all statistically based, it is not going to make much sense against our perceptions at this point in time.

Brian
February 27th, 2007, 04:29 pm
GoneGolfin

Re: When do they start calculating College Baseball RPI for the season?

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhineaux

I am not sure where warrennolan.com gets their RPI, but they have Stetson having an RPI of 8. and, our conference wasn't ranked in the top ten either. I also noticed that they have our strength of schedule ranked in the 170s or something like that. That's not too good, right now, but should get better. Especially with FAU and Troy being regarded so well. and if teams like Ill. and USM do well in their conferences. It kinda sucks becasue we don't have any harvards or albany's on our sechedule this year, but or SOS is still low. If you start losing those games, though, then that is only when it matters. just gotta win, no matter who is on the field.

Warren Nolan only calculates the Base RPI. This is significantly different from the RPI the NCAA uses. The formula Warren uses is simple and the standard Base RPI calculation, other than the way that ties are accounted for.

Conference ranking plays absolutely no part in the RPI. You cannot derive any meaning from the RPI or SOS at this point. Too few games have been played.

Brian
March 4th, 2007, 10:03 am
GoneGolfin

2007 Baseball RPI

This is just the Base RPI ...

(3/4/07) Through Games of 3/3/2007

Rank RPI Team Rec Conf WP OWP OOWP

1 0.7035 Central Connecticut State 2-0 NE 1.000 0.8182 0.1776
2 0.6966 Southern Mississippi 9-2 CUSA 0.818 0.7144 0.5393
3 0.6757 Auburn 12-2 SEC 0.857 0.6716 0.5022
4 0.6722 Memphis 6-1 CUSA 0.857 0.6100 0.6116
5 0.6662 Stetson 10-3 ASUN 0.769 0.6562 0.5832
6 0.6655 Rice 10-5 CUSA 0.667 0.7347 0.5260
7 0.6572 Minnesota 4-1 B10 0.800 0.6242 0.5804
8 0.6561 Louisiana-Lafayette 11-1 SBC 0.917 0.5428 0.6220
9 0.6527 Cal State Fullerton 11-5 BigW 0.688 0.6607 0.6016
10 0.6502 Long Beach State 8-4 BigW 0.667 0.6453 0.6437
11 0.6474 Southern Illinois 9-3 MVC 0.750 0.6112 0.6170
12 0.6354 Mississippi 9-4 SEC 0.692 0.6421 0.5650
13 0.6351 Florida State 16-0 ACC 1.000 0.5155 0.5094
14 0.6343 Furman 3-5 SoCon 0.375 0.8932 0.3758
15 0.6290 Arizona State 12-4 P10 0.750 0.6174 0.5310
16 0.6277 North Carolina State 10-2 ACC 0.833 0.5881 0.5010
17 0.6252 Akron 4-1 MAC 0.800 0.5939 0.5131
18 0.6222 Southern California 12-7 P10 0.632 0.6314 0.5944
19 0.6210 Texas A&M 14-1 B12 0.933 0.4976 0.5556
20 0.6210 Texas 11-6 B12 0.647 0.6261 0.5847
21 0.6174 South Carolina 9-1 SEC 0.900 0.5065 0.5568
22 0.6161 Wright State 2-3 Hor 0.400 0.7200 0.6244
23 0.6152 Tulane 8-4 CUSA 0.667 0.5978 0.5985
24 0.6145 Kentucky 11-0 SEC 1.000 0.4023 0.6534
25 0.6143 San Diego 12-7 WCC 0.632 0.6525 0.5208
26 0.6092 Troy 9-5 SBC 0.643 0.6393 0.5152
27 0.6076 Oklahoma 8-4 B12 0.667 0.6304 0.5031
28 0.6058 Brigham Young 8-3 MW 0.727 0.6268 0.4425
29 0.6029 Maryland 9-2 ACC 0.818 0.4936 0.6062
30 0.6028 Georgia 4-6 SEC 0.400 0.7693 0.4726
31 0.6027 Kansas State 9-1 B12 0.900 0.4747 0.5613
32 0.6009 Michigan 5-2 B10 0.714 0.5668 0.5555
33 0.6002 Missouri 7-5 B12 0.583 0.6982 0.4209
34 0.5998 Pepperdine 12-4 WCC 0.750 0.5536 0.5421
35 0.5973 Stanford 9-5 P10 0.643 0.6088 0.5287
36 0.5970 Lafayette 2-2 Pat 0.500 0.7350 0.4181
37 0.5957 Coastal Carolina 11-2 BigS 0.846 0.5146 0.5076
38 0.5917 Boston College 1-3 ACC 0.250 0.8544 0.4082
39 0.5891 Penn State 2-4 B10 0.333 0.7806 0.4619
40 0.5882 Louisiana State 7-6 SEC 0.538 0.6361 0.5420
41 0.5865 Vanderbilt 13-0 SEC 1.000 0.3404 0.6651
42 0.5851 Evansville 6-4 MVC 0.600 0.6117 0.5169
43 0.5839 Indiana 2-3 B10 0.400 0.6872 0.5609
44 0.5838 Arizona 13-4 P10 0.765 0.4937 0.5831
45 0.5831 UC Riverside 10-6 BigW 0.625 0.5854 0.5366
46 0.5822 South Florida 9-3 BigE 0.750 0.5119 0.5549
47 0.5795 Southeastern Louisiana 10-4 SLC 0.714 0.5614 0.4809
48 0.5794 Nebraska 5-2 B12 0.714 0.5216 0.5604
49 0.5782 Wake Forest 7-3 ACC 0.700 0.5127 0.5873
50 0.5775 Clemson 7-2 ACC 0.778 0.4783 0.5758
March 4th, 2007, 10:38 am
RaginDave

Re: Updated Base RPI (SEBaseball.com)

Brian,

question for ya, last year Grant Dereoun was a starter, this year he is still listed on the roster, but I don't see where he has ever played this year for the Cajuns.

Is he hurt, or are we just that deep? Or did something else happen to him?

Just interested.
March 4th, 2007, 10:56 am
GoneGolfin

Re: Updated Base RPI (SEBaseball.com)

Quote:

Originally Posted by CajunDave

Brian,

question for ya, last year Grant Dereoun was a starter, this year he is still listed on the roster, but I don't see where he has ever played this year for the Cajuns.

Is he hurt, or are we just that deep? Or did something else happen to him?

Just interested.

Robichaux decided to redshirt him. We are really deep here. Santiago is seeing little playing time as well.

Brian
March 4th, 2007, 11:25 am
J-Town Cajun

Re: Updated Base RPI (SEBaseball.com)

Quote:

Originally Posted by CajunDave

Brian,

question for ya, last year Grant Dereoun was a starter, this year he is still listed on the roster, but I don't see where he has ever played this year for the Cajuns.

Is he hurt, or are we just that deep? Or did something else happen to him?

Just interested.

Grant Dereoun was injured just before the season started from what I heard. He would have missed some time and with the depth we have at third with Van de Keere and Santiago, Dereoun will be red-shirted and back in the mix next year.
March 5th, 2007, 08:51 pm
GoneGolfin

Re: RPI-Illinois?????

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeadRed

Gotta love the RPI. (Warren Nolan style)

UL 8-0 rpi of 67
Illinois 0-3 rpi 63

and swept outta here

I meant to comment on this and forgot.

The reason this is the case is because your winning percentage is only 25% of the Base RPI formula. The strength of the schedule you play is 75% of the formula.

You can be 0-10, but if your opponents and your opponents' opponents have a strong record, you are going to have a good RPI.

Of course, the above RPI was before the USM series.
March 6th, 2007, 10:10 am
DeadRed

Re: RPI-Illinois?????

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoneGolfin

I meant to comment on this and forgot.

The reason this is the case is because your winning percentage is only 25% of the Base RPI formula. The strength of the schedule you play is 75% of the formula.

You can be 0-10, but if your opponents and your opponents' opponents have a strong record, you are going to have a good RPI.

Of course, the above RPI was before the USM series.

No reply necessary or expected. It was posted merely for the irony.
March 6th, 2007, 05:35 pm
RaginCajun

Re: RPI-Illinois?????

RPI Top Ten

1. Southern Miss
2. Auburn
3. Louisiana
4. Cal State Fullerton
5. Memphis
6. South Carolina
7. Long Beach State
8. Rice
9. Tulane
10. Lafayette

ISR Top Ten

1. Southern Miss
2. South Carolina
3. Long Beach State
4. Cal State Fullerton
5. Louisiana
6. Ole Miss
7. Southern Cal
8. Rice
9. Pepperdine
10. Stanford
March 11th, 2007, 12:23 pm
El Sidonio

FYI, Baseball RPI (and who's above us) as of 3/11/07, at 12:20pm

boyd's world
1 0.673 16 2 16 2 Auburn
2 0.667 11 4 11 4 Southern Mississippi
3 0.645 9 5 9 5 Long Beach State
4 0.642 11 6 11 6 Louisiana State
5 0.635 12 7 13 7 Rice
6 0.633 3 3 3 3 Lafayette
7 0.632 11 5 11 5 Texas Christian
8 0.631 13 5 13 5 Stetson
9 0.631 17 0 17 0 Vanderbilt
10 0.630 13 6 13 6 Arizona State
11 0.627 12 2 12 2 South Carolina
12 0.624 13 3 13 3 Louisiana

warren nolan (stats came out all caca when I tried to paste it)
1 Auburn
2 Southern Miss
3 LSU
4 Long Beach State
5 Rice
6 Vanderbilt
7 Stetson
8 Lafayette
9 TCU
10 Arizona State
11 South Carolina
12 Bucknell
13 Oklahoma
14 Louisiana
March 20th, 2007, 11:16 am
El Sidonio

Baseball RPI

according to http://www.warrennolan.com/ ,

SBC baseball RPI is #8. Not bad at all, if you ask me.

According to warrennolan, as well as boyds world, UL baseball RPI is at #22

God Bless

GEAUX UL RAGIN CAJUN BASEBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 20th, 2007, 11:25 am
El Sidonio

Rankings of interest

In the most current USA Today/ESPN college baseball poll:

Ariz St - #13

Others receiving votes: Southern Mississippi 34, Tulane 30, Louisiana 15, Florida Atlantic 3, Troy 1.

In the most current Baseball America Top 25:

17. Arizona State 19-7 18

The top 25 teams in the Collegiate Baseball poll with records through March 18, points and ranking voting by coaches, sports writers and sports information directors:

14. Arizona St. 19-7 460 18
March 20th, 2007, 01:14 pm
CajunProud

Re: Rankings of interest

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid

In the most current USA Today/ESPN college baseball poll:

Ariz St - #13

Others receiving votes: Southern Mississippi 34, Tulane 30, Louisiana 15, Florida Atlantic 3, Troy 1.

In the most current Baseball America Top 25:

17. Arizona State 19-7 18

The top 25 teams in the Collegiate Baseball poll with records through March 18, points and ranking voting by coaches, sports writers and sports information directors:

14. Arizona St. 19-7 460 18

Does look pretty good for now. However, we were in the top 10 in RPI prior to our meltdown at MT.

We have already had our annual meltdown against Northwestern, but let's hope we don't have our usual meltdown against McNeese either tonight or tomorrow night.
March 20th, 2007, 01:27 pm
CajunDreDog

SBC Standings thru games on 03/19/2007

FYI...

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align=middle>L1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
March 20th, 2007, 01:52 pm
CajunProud

Re: SBC Standings thru games on 03/19/2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrepourciau

FYI...

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Where can we get statistics on the team such as BA, ERA etc.......? I couldn't find it on the SunBelt web site and since UL's athletic web site is not up, I can't get it there.
March 20th, 2007, 01:55 pm
cjr3888

Re: Baseball RPI

http://www.athleticnetwork.net/uploads/baseteamcume.htm

Thats the link to current statistics
March 20th, 2007, 02:34 pm
CajunProud

Re: Baseball RPI

Quote:

Originally Posted by cjr3888

http://www.athleticnetwork.net/uploads/baseteamcume.htm

Thats the link to current statistics

Thanks. I knew it was somewhere out there.

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