Batting stats by OPS overall and SEC-only compared

Sorted by all games

Jones 1.200

White 1.073
Travinski 1.049

Larson 1.010
Neal 0.985

Braswell 0.879
Bingham 0.855
Brown 0.839
Milam 0.815
Pearson 0.777

Milazzo 0.724
Kling 0.710

Frey 0.551

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Sorted by SEC games only

Larson 1.176

White 1.016
Travinski 0.990
Jones 0.983
Braswell 0.945

Milazzo 0.774 (somehow has only 30 PA)
Bingham 0.747

Pearson 0.685
Milam 0.626

Kling 0.558
Neal 0.462
Frey 0.432 (only 24 SEC PA)

Brown 0.282 (only 11 SEC PA)

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Sorted by Overall to SEC +/- % difference

Larson 1.010 / 1.176 +16.4%
Braswell 0.879 / 0.945 +7.5%
Milazzo 0.724 / 0.774 +6.9%

White 1.073 / 1.016 -5.3%
Travinski 1.049 / 0.990 -5.6%

Pearson 0.777 / 0.685 -11.8%
Bingham 0.855 / 0.747 -12.6%

Jones 1.200 / 0.983 -18.1%
Kling 0.710 / 0.558 -21.4%
Frey 0.551 / 0.432 -21.6%
Milam 0.815 / 0.626 -23.2%

Neal 0.985 / 0.462 -53.1%
Brown 0.839 / 0.282 -66.4%

Young and inexperienced guys (minus Larson) are struggling in SEC as expected.
Travinski has not been able to match late 2023 season production.
Jones has a big drop-off from overall but is still productive in SEC games.
Frankly, the group of Kling, Bingham, and Pearson are disappointing to put it mildly.
This comparison obviously doesn't show 'clutch' hitting which has not been good by almost everyone.