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Information on Baton Rouge regional opponents.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:47 am
Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:47 am
UL-Lafayette
Conference: Sun Belt
Overall Record: 41-18
Conf Record: 19-11
Home: 28-8
Road: 13-10
At the plate:
Dex Kjerstand- .398 avg, 12 HR, .631 slg%
Tyler Girouord- .372 avg, .616 slg%
Caleb Adams- .341 avg, 14 HR, .642 slg%
Seth Harrison- .340 avg, .568 slg%, 8/10 stolen bases
Blake Trahan- .335 avg, 9/13 SB
ULL also has three other hitters batting above .300.
Team Aveage- .323, 72 HR, 72/106 SB
Pitching
Austin Robichaux- 3.20 ERA, 8-2 record
Ryan Wilson- 3.35 ERA, 6-4 record
Cody Boutte- 5.27 ERA, 8-3 record
Team ERA: 4.46
Fld%- .969
73 errors on the season
Sam Houston
Conference: Southland
Record- 37-20
Conf Rec: 20-7
Home: 21-8
Road: 15-7
Wins over:
Rice (9-3/3-0)
Texas A&M (9-8)
Baylor (4-2)
Texas (5-3)
Kevin Miller: .338 avg
Carter Burgess: .318 avg
Jessie Plumlee: .313 avg
Anthony Azar: .309 / .490 slg%
Colt Atwood: .306 avg, 9/10 sb
Luke Plucheck: .297 avg, .505 slg%, 11-15 SB
Team average: .297, 30 HR, 43-57 SB
Pitching-
Caleb Smith- 3.23 ERA, 7-5
Tyler Epples- 3.41 ERA, 5-2
Andrew Godoil- 3.42 ERA, 5-3
Team ERA- 3.71
Fld%- .970
65 Errors
Jackson State
Conference: SWAC
Record: 34-17
Conf Rec: 21-3
Home: 19-1
Road: 14-14
Kendal Logan: .328 avg, 12 HR, .619 slg%
Frank Solis: .324 avg, .387 slg%, 15-15 SB
Charles Epperson- .314 avg, .436 slg%
Glenn Walker- 35/43 SB
Aneko Knowles: 19-22 SB
(looks like they like to get them on and run the bases)
Team average: .269, 24 HR, 111/139 SB
Pitching:
Desmond Russel- 2.34 ERA, 10-2, 8 complete games
Quintavious Drains- 2.85 ERA, 11-4, 9 complete games
Team ERA- 3.88
Fld%- .969
60 Errors
:geauxtigers:This post was edited on 5/28/13 at 11:28 am
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Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:51 am to Dash Right Germans
Tiger bait
Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:53 am to AstroTiger
Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:54 am to Dash Right Germans
I RA'd for a sticky.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:56 am to Dash Right Germans
Put this uptop the OP
Posted on 5/28/13 at 10:58 am to Dash Right Germans
2 comments
Why not include the big wins for ULL?
Also, not sure I'd include a win over Texas as notable, they are awful
Why not include the big wins for ULL?
Also, not sure I'd include a win over Texas as notable, they are awful
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:02 am to Dash Right Germans
quote:two power hitters. how big is ULL's ballpark?
Dex Kjerstand- .398 avg, 12 HR, .631 slg%
Tyler Girouord- .372 avg, .616 slg%
Caleb Adams- .341 avg, 14 HR, .642 slg%
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:17 am to josh336
quote:
Why not include the big wins for ULL?
series against tourney teams:
won 2/3 vs. Troy
won 2/3 vs. FAU
lost 2/3 vs. South Alabama
Sun Belt tourney beat FIU, South Alabama, South Alabama and lost to FAU in the title game.
No other notable wins I can see on their schedule.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:29 am to clamdip
quote:
how big is ULL's ballpark?
Dimensions
330 ft. - Left Field Line
375 ft. - Left Center
400 ft. - Center Field
375 ft. - Right Center
330 ft. - Right Field Line
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:32 am to clamdip
quote:
quote:Dex Kjerstand- .398 avg, 12 HR, .631 slg% Tyler Girouord- .372 avg, .616 slg% Caleb Adams- .341 avg, 14 HR, .642 slg% two power hitters. how big is ULL's ballpark?
No, he just only listed the top two.
Caleb Adams 14 HR
Dex Kjerstad 12 HR
Seth Harrison 9 HR
Dylan Butler 8 HR
Tyler Girouard 7 HR
Mike Strentz 7 HR
and 3 more guys with 4/5 HRs.
We don't have a small ballpark, it's pretty standard. 330 down the lines, 375 to the gaps, and 400 in center.
This post was edited on 5/28/13 at 11:35 am
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:34 am to Cajun8
I know, some of these posters just have to try to find a way to discredit your bats. I imagine the only thing anyone could say to discredit your numbers is that you haven't faced top flight pitching. Other than that, they are legit.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:41 am to josh336
quote:
I know, some of these posters just have to try to find a way to discredit your bats. I imagine the only thing anyone could say to discredit your numbers is that you haven't faced top flight pitching. Other than that, they are legit.
Right, and even though it isn't SEC pitching, it's not like the rest of the Sun Belt is doing the same thing we are doing to this same pitching. The only other Sun Belt team batting over .300 as a club is South Alabama and that's .302. Next one is Troy at .298 then FAU at .288. We are batting .323 with 70+ bombs. That's no fluke.
Obviously it's not just a proponent of mediocre pitching.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:46 am to Cajun8
It is all about the pitches... Give Katz or anyone else on the LSU team the kind of pitches ULL have been receiving from these smaller schools and the whole LSU roster would look like sluggers..
Posted on 5/28/13 at 12:02 pm to JohnLSU
quote:
It is all about the pitches... Give Katz or anyone else on the LSU team the kind of pitches ULL have been receiving from these smaller schools and the whole LSU roster would look like sluggers..
Oh okay. Good to know.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 12:21 pm to Cajun8
They're all going to get Raphed.
Posted on 5/28/13 at 12:27 pm to Dash Right Germans
quote:
Kendal Logan: .328 avg, 12 HR, .619 slg%
Frank Solis: .324 avg, .387 slg%, 15-15 SB
Charles Epperson- .314 avg, .436 slg%
Glenn Walker- 35/43 SB
Aneko Knowles: 19-22 SB
(looks like they like to get them on and run the bases)
Team average: .269, 24 HR, 111/139 SB
Pitching:
Desmond Russel- 2.34 ERA, 10-2, 8 complete games
Quintavious Drains- 2.85 ERA, 11-4, 9 complete games
OK, I'm confused...none of these guys or their stats show up on their website. Is there more than one Jackson State? LINK
Posted on 5/28/13 at 12:29 pm to Dash Right Germans
so basically
quote:
Information on UL
Posted on 5/28/13 at 12:35 pm to Dash Right Germans
Things I see:
ULL can slug it, normally at least (I kind of knew this before since my cousin is a ULL grad and we talk baseball a good bit). Glenn shut them down in what I believe was his first start, so I feel pretty confident whoever may throw at them should do pretty well. We saw midweek pitching last time, which wasn't particularly good, but doesn't look like their starters are much better.
I don't really see anything that sticks out as impressive for Sam Houston.
Jackson State is pretty interesting to me:
They apparently suck on the road this year. Not that it would be a real deciding factor, but surely can't hurt.
Also looks like they run the bases a lot. Ross will be busy if they get a lot of hitters on.
Thats a shitload of complete games. I know the quality of hitting is not SEC caliber, but it does look like their pitching is decent, if not solid. It is certainly possible that LSU could come out somewhat flat and let them hang around for most of the game.
In the end I don't see any team that has a legitimate chance of coming out of this regional other than LSU. It's baseball, and it can certainly happen, but chances are slim and I think everyone agrees on that. ULL has the hitting, and JS looks to have some pitching so those will be interesting matchups, but LSU will be able to keep all opposing runs down, and likely will have more than enough offense to keep their games comfortable.
Gotta love Postseason at the box!
ULL can slug it, normally at least (I kind of knew this before since my cousin is a ULL grad and we talk baseball a good bit). Glenn shut them down in what I believe was his first start, so I feel pretty confident whoever may throw at them should do pretty well. We saw midweek pitching last time, which wasn't particularly good, but doesn't look like their starters are much better.
I don't really see anything that sticks out as impressive for Sam Houston.
Jackson State is pretty interesting to me:
quote:
Home: 19-1
Road: 14-14
They apparently suck on the road this year. Not that it would be a real deciding factor, but surely can't hurt.
quote:
111/139 SB
Also looks like they run the bases a lot. Ross will be busy if they get a lot of hitters on.
quote:
Desmond Russel- 2.34 ERA, 10-2, 8 complete games
Quintavious Drains- 2.85 ERA, 11-4, 9 complete games
Thats a shitload of complete games. I know the quality of hitting is not SEC caliber, but it does look like their pitching is decent, if not solid. It is certainly possible that LSU could come out somewhat flat and let them hang around for most of the game.
In the end I don't see any team that has a legitimate chance of coming out of this regional other than LSU. It's baseball, and it can certainly happen, but chances are slim and I think everyone agrees on that. ULL has the hitting, and JS looks to have some pitching so those will be interesting matchups, but LSU will be able to keep all opposing runs down, and likely will have more than enough offense to keep their games comfortable.
Gotta love Postseason at the box!
Posted on 5/29/13 at 8:59 am to LSshoe
quote:
quote: 111/139 SB
Also looks like they run the bases a lot. Ross will be busy if they get a lot of hitters on.
That is a hell of a lot of bases stolen and a pretty good %.... I'm sure they will have to test Ross a good bit when they get on too. I doubt they put together 3-4 hits in an inning often to score runs.
Posted on 5/29/13 at 10:37 am to Dash Right Germans
Look for Sam to be pretty good and the ULL fans need to focus on the task at hand. LSU played Lamar which is in Sam's conference so you can compare those stats. I think the Bearcats take game one.
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