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Raph Rhymes hits/avg records watch (updated 6/10)
Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:26 pm
Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:26 pm
Single season hits
110 - Brandon Larson 1997
109 - Todd Walker 1993
106 - Wes Grisham 1989
106 - Brad Cresse 2000
106 - J.C. Holt 2004
104 - Brad Hawpe 2000
103 - Mike Fontenot 2000
102 - Sean Barker 2002
101 - Todd Walker 1994
100 - Wes Grisham 1990
100 - Todd Walker 1992
100 - Ryan Patterson 2004
100 - Raph Rhymes 2012
Single season batting average
.431 - Raph Rhymes 2012
.410 - Russ Johnson 1994
.403 - Eddy Furniss 1998
.400 - Todd Walker 1992
.395 - Todd Walker 1993
.395 - Mike Nunnally 1971
.393 - Todd Walker 1994
.393 - J.C. Holt 2004
.390 - Gene Murphy 1951
.388 - Al White 1958
.388 - Brad Cresse 2000
.388 - Micah Gibbs 2010
Career batting average
.397 - Raph Rhymes (2011-2012)
.396 - Todd Walker (1992-1994)
.372 - Sean Barker (2001-2002)
.371 - Eddy Furniss (1995-1998)
.367 - Russ Johnson (1992-1994)
.362 - Wes Grisham (1989-1990)
.353 - Mark Cooper (1983-1984)
.353 - Lyle Mouton (1990-1991)
.353 - Ryan Patterson (2003-2005)
.351 - Brad Hawpe (1999-2000)
.350 - Jeff Yurtin (1985-1986)
.350 - J.C. Holt (2002-2004)
Raph Rhymes 2012:
Non-conference: 43 for 89 (.483)
SEC: 49 for 107 (.460)
Postseason: 8 for 36 (.222)
110 - Brandon Larson 1997
109 - Todd Walker 1993
106 - Wes Grisham 1989
106 - Brad Cresse 2000
106 - J.C. Holt 2004
104 - Brad Hawpe 2000
103 - Mike Fontenot 2000
102 - Sean Barker 2002
101 - Todd Walker 1994
100 - Wes Grisham 1990
100 - Todd Walker 1992
100 - Ryan Patterson 2004
100 - Raph Rhymes 2012
Single season batting average
.431 - Raph Rhymes 2012
.410 - Russ Johnson 1994
.403 - Eddy Furniss 1998
.400 - Todd Walker 1992
.395 - Todd Walker 1993
.395 - Mike Nunnally 1971
.393 - Todd Walker 1994
.393 - J.C. Holt 2004
.390 - Gene Murphy 1951
.388 - Al White 1958
.388 - Brad Cresse 2000
.388 - Micah Gibbs 2010
Career batting average
.397 - Raph Rhymes (2011-2012)
.396 - Todd Walker (1992-1994)
.372 - Sean Barker (2001-2002)
.371 - Eddy Furniss (1995-1998)
.367 - Russ Johnson (1992-1994)
.362 - Wes Grisham (1989-1990)
.353 - Mark Cooper (1983-1984)
.353 - Lyle Mouton (1990-1991)
.353 - Ryan Patterson (2003-2005)
.351 - Brad Hawpe (1999-2000)
.350 - Jeff Yurtin (1985-1986)
.350 - J.C. Holt (2002-2004)
Raph Rhymes 2012:
Non-conference: 43 for 89 (.483)
SEC: 49 for 107 (.460)
Postseason: 8 for 36 (.222)
This post was edited on 6/10/12 at 10:36 pm
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Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:28 pm to Boh
If he does it would be impressive as hell. In those days you couldn't really pitch around anyone because everyone could hit.
Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:30 pm to Boh
i hate to say no, because .479 at this point is retarded
Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:32 pm to Boh
quote:
Does Rhymes have a realistic shot at breaking that .410 mark set by Russ Johnson? Too early?
I'd say yes to both questions. Let's see where he is after 20 SEC games.
Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:34 pm to Boh
I'd say no way but it's crazy he's at .479 right now. I'd say .400 is doable but LSU is going to face some fantastic pitchers in the SEC.
Posted on 3/28/12 at 11:45 pm to Boh
LSU faces Baxendale, Johnson, and Randall in the next 2 weeks. Lets see what his average and hits are after that. Those 2 series will tell you a lot.
Posted on 3/29/12 at 1:29 am to Boh
quote:
Does Rhymes have a realistic shot at breaking that .410 mark set by Russ Johnson? Too early?
It's waaaay too early...so early that I'd say there is a high probability that he will not.
Posted on 4/2/12 at 12:51 pm to Boh
Rhymes will get to .500 if he goes 2/2 in his first 2 at bats Tuesday night.
Posted on 4/2/12 at 1:07 pm to Boh
quote:He can definitely do it.
Does Rhymes have a realistic shot at breaking that .410 mark set by Russ Johnson? Too early?
Since we're at the halfway mark of the regular season, let's say he gets the same amount of ABs for the second half of the season as the first. He would need to get 36 hits in his next 108 ABs, a .333 batting average, to break the record. That's definitely attainable considering how well he's been hitting the ball.
This post was edited on 4/2/12 at 1:08 pm
Posted on 4/27/12 at 10:52 pm to Boh
Even more impressive is Rhymes is doing this when bats were changed compared to previous record?
Posted on 4/27/12 at 11:08 pm to Boh
Does he still have only 7 strike outs?
Because 7 Ks out of 147 at bats is insane.
Because 7 Ks out of 147 at bats is insane.
Posted on 4/28/12 at 9:06 am to Boh
Brandon Larson 1997: 110 for 289 in 69 games - record for hits
Raph Rhymes 2012: 74 for 147 in 39 games
Russ Johnson 1994: .410 (96 for 234 in 66 games - record for avg)
LSU should have AT LEAST 22 games remaining in the season. 13 regular season games + 3 SEC tournament games + 3 regional games + 3 super regional games.
Using a projected 3.75 at bats/game he should have around 82 at bats left (more if the Tigers advance to the World Series).
He needs 37 hits to eclipse the Larson season record of 110. 37 for 82 or an average of .451 for the remainder of the season gets him there.
So getting that record is still going to take a hell of an effort, no injuries or missed games and a little luck but it is now within reach, especially if the Tigers end up in Omaha.
Raph Rhymes 2012: 74 for 147 in 39 games
Russ Johnson 1994: .410 (96 for 234 in 66 games - record for avg)
quote:
Raph Rhymes 2012: .503 in 39 games
There are 13 regular season games left, plus the SEC and NCAA tournament games.
8 for 12 against Kentucky
3 for 4 so far against UGA
This cat is batting .531 in SEC play
LSU should have AT LEAST 22 games remaining in the season. 13 regular season games + 3 SEC tournament games + 3 regional games + 3 super regional games.
Using a projected 3.75 at bats/game he should have around 82 at bats left (more if the Tigers advance to the World Series).
He needs 37 hits to eclipse the Larson season record of 110. 37 for 82 or an average of .451 for the remainder of the season gets him there.
So getting that record is still going to take a hell of an effort, no injuries or missed games and a little luck but it is now within reach, especially if the Tigers end up in Omaha.
This post was edited on 4/28/12 at 9:07 am
Posted on 5/2/12 at 5:25 am to Boh
LULZ
Take away the Florida series and he's batting .567 in league play.
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Take away the Florida series and he's batting .567 in league play.
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Posted on 5/2/12 at 11:23 am to Boh
Posted on 5/6/12 at 7:04 am to Boh
This thread is great. Keep the updates coming.
Posted on 5/6/12 at 10:56 am to Boh
quote:
Raph Rhymes 2012: .497 in 44 games
497 !?!?
time to bench this nag.
Posted on 5/18/12 at 4:02 pm to Boh
Paging Boh
Can. We get an update. Game 1 was good for raph
Can. We get an update. Game 1 was good for raph
Posted on 5/18/12 at 11:41 pm to Boh
I say he locks up the hit record in the second game of the CWS.
Posted on 5/19/12 at 9:43 am to Boh
Incredible.
Posted on 5/23/12 at 6:20 pm to Boh
Boh, I appreciate you keeping up with the stats and I really enjoy reading it.
Do people realize that Rhymes is about to set an LSU batting record that may not be broken in our lifetimes! A freaking .470? (hyperbole or statistical fact?)
Do people realize that Rhymes is about to set an LSU batting record that may not be broken in our lifetimes! A freaking .470? (hyperbole or statistical fact?)
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