BB G3 Final: Louisiana 14, Troy 13

[Big Buds]

Only one thing we can all agree on.

We gonna find out.

LFG 2024

Just look at the response yesterday at Troy in the 10th…I’m sold.

[FastCar]

Just look at the response yesterday at Troy in the 10th…I’m sold.

i said the bats were going to ROAR on Sunday and they ROARED all game long, including the 10rh.

[GoneGolfin]

Post season is all about who is hot, always has been in college, professional baseball and other sports.

The 2014 Ole Miss team was 12-8 in their last 20 games including 1-2 in the SEC tourney, before hosting a regional. They then won three straight in Oxford, came here and took two of three from us. They were not a national seed but got to the semi-finals in Omaha and came in third. They had a good team obviously, but got better at the end.

Oh and that Fitt guy need to get his eyes checked

... or ... Ole Miss just two years ago (2022) sneaking into the field as the last at-large team. Winning the Coral Gables regional. Dismantling Southern Miss in the Supers in Hattiesburg. Then rolling through the Omaha field on the way to their first national championship.

... or ... Fresno State in 2008. They were only in the field as a regional #4 seed because they won their league's auto bid. Then proceeded to win the national championship.

Brian

[Dad04]

... or ... Ole Miss just two years ago (2022) sneaking into the field as the last at-large team. Winning the Coral Gables regional. Dismantling Southern Miss in the Supers in Hattiesburg. Then rolling through the Omaha field on the way to their first national championship.

... or ... Fresno State in 2008. They were only in the field as a regional #4 seed because they won their league's auto bid. Then proceeded to win the national championship.

Brian

I watched every inning of the 2022 OM-USM Super, which OM won 10-0 and 5-0 in Hattiesburg, of course. Ole Miss was 8-3 in May to finish the reg season. 0-1 in the SEC tourney then won five in a row to get to Omaha and win it. Getting hot in May is so big.

[CajunVic]

I would suggest that it is way more important to get hot in June if you are going to win the CWS than it is to get hot in May.

In all, if you win the CWS, you were probably pretty hot most of the season and all in all, May is really not any more important that the 4 months before it and certainly not as important as June.

[fpc4life99]

Did a comparison of ERA #'s from the 13, 14, 15 and 16 years. Here is where we would stand today if the season ended. Green means we were better in those years, Yellow is equal and Red means we are better this year than in those years. I only compared 1:1, 2:2, etc.

Average ERA per year (Removing less than 4 innings pitched numbers):
2013: 4.486
2014: 3.858
2015: 4.157
2016: 4.290
2024: 5.174

[Jacob81]

Our current era is 4.31 for 2024. Help me understand the 5.174

[fpc4life99]

Our current era is 4.31 for 2024. Help me understand the 5.174

[Turbine]

Interesting

[sportsfanatic21]

Did a comparison of ERA #'s from the 13, 14, 15 and 16 years. Here is where we would stand today if the season ended. Green means we were better in those years, Yellow is equal and Red means we are better this year than in those years. I only compared 1:1, 2:2, etc.

Average ERA per year (Removing less than 4 innings pitched numbers):
2013: 4.486
2014: 3.858
2015: 4.157
2016: 4.290
2024: 5.174

What is “average ERA”?

Did you add them up and divide by the number of pitchers?

[Jacob81]

What is “average ERA”?

Did you add them up and divide by the number of pitchers?

Yes. He’s comparing pitchers across those years as they rank on the team. I believe.

[fpc4life99]

What is “average ERA”?

Did you add them up and divide by the number of pitchers?

Yeah, I just added them up and divided by the total. Not considering innings pitched or any other metric they may use to calculate average.

Is the average normally a weighted average based on innings pitched?