Here is a quick rundown of the matchup between Louisiana and Omaha.
RPI/SOS
Louisiana is significantly better in both RPI [11 to 96] and SOS [13 to 169].
Pitching: Omaha has two pitchers who have pitched all but 28 innings this year. Kamryn Meyer is 17-7 with an ERA of 1.47, a WHIP of 0.96 and a BA against of .160; Sydney Nulsmer is 13-7 with an ERA of 3.88, a WHIP of 1.48 and a BA against of .286
The staff ERA is 3.54, staff WHIP is 1.21, staff BA against is .221.
Pitching is the strength of this team, but Louisiana has a clear advantage in pitching.
Sam Landry is 17-4 with an ERA of 2.02, a WHIP of 1.08 and a BA against of .183; Meghan Schorman is 14-6 with an ERA of 1.84, a WHIP of 1.08 and a BA against of .200; Kandra Lamb is 9-1 with an ERA of 1.42, a WHIP of 0.81 and a BA against of 1.41; Karly Heath is 5-1 with an ERA of 2.33, a WHIP of 0.97 and a BA against of .153.
The staff ERA is 2.03, staff WHIP is 1.06, staff BA against is .186.
Hitting: Again a clear advantage for Louisiana.
Omaha team BA is .258, Slugging Percentage is .374, OPS is .735
As a team they have 77 Doubles, 10 Triples and 16 Home Runs; so decent gap power but not much threat to beat you with the long ball. They have stolen 64 bases in 73 attempts, a success rate of .877, so they don't run much, but are fairly successful when they do run.
Louisiana team BA is .309, Slugging Percentage is .515, OPS is .894
As a team, Louisiana has 70 doubles, 14 triples and 72 home runs; so decent gap power and outstanding Home Run power. Louisiana has stolen 128 bases in 156 attempts, a success rate of .821. Louisiana is very aggressive on the base paths.
Overall, Louisiana has better numbers against better competition than Omaha, and should be heavily favored in this game. But it IS a stick and ball sport; anything can happen.