re: Numbers aside, how would you rank LSU's pitching staff entering season's end?

Reynolds became by default the long man often tasked with ridiculous relief assignments after Cartwright went down. There were games at the end of April/beginning of the rally possum era that Reynolds kept us in. Often throwing back to back days, being thrust in a crappy situation, and he didn't do horribly in it. You can't inherit bases loaded no outs and get out of it every time unless you're Harry fricken Houdini himself. Bain has been far worse than Reynolds, couldn't hit the broadside of a bull in his first 9 outings. He's settled down but still gets peppered. 91 with no movement on the FB will do that to you.