re: Where does Tre Morgan rank in all time LSU first basemen?

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Eddy only got hit by a pitch 5 times while Tre' took 47 for the Tigers.

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Bruh...

Look, I like Tre' a lot, but the Dick Howser Trophy carries a lot of water in the sport.

I think ppl are downplaying Tre’s bat a little.

He did bat like 340 & the second half of the World Series was straight loud outs.

Way different era, but tre’s bat to ball skills & eye at the plate are really good. I saw him have like one bad AB, and it was vs Caglione with a hard shadow on home.

Not saying he’s Furniss or Hawpe, but I’m curious what kinda numbers those guys would have put up playing in 2023. He doesn’t touch their slugging, but damn man 3/4 the board wanted Tre hitting leadoff — give him some credit.

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Behind Eddie

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Yep

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Matt Clark

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Nope

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Blake Dean

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Nope

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why do some of you do some research, then you will find joe bill adcock played at lsu and then in the big leagues for over 15 years. do you really think that lsu baseball juststarted in1984. get serious

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Tre also would've batted around .375 without the shift this season. I've never seen anyone get robbed on potential base hits as much as Morgan.

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You don’t know that

If y’all haven’t seen any Brad Hawpe reels, I suggest you do. My section just gave up and called him Hoover for the rest of the season. He could grab anything.

RBI 232 to 149
HR 52 to 20

Now let's look where Tre' was in the lineup and
notice Tre' had 5 more runs than Eddy.

You do realize Eddy only had ONE more hit than Tre' in 3 years, right?
257 to 256. If Tre' played another year he'd SMASH Eddy's record.[/quote]

I'm a Crusader and Tiger like Tre' and love his play and attitude. His former HS coach is a relative of mine and he loves Tre' immensely.
Furniss finished his 4-year career as the SEC’s all-time leader in hits (352 - in 3 years Tre' 256), home runs (80 - Tre' 20), RBI (309 - Tre' 149), doubles (87 - Tre' 49), and total bases (689 - Tre' 383).
In NCAA ANNALS, Furniss finished his CAREER No. 3 ALL-TIME in total bases, No. 4 in home runs and doubles, and No. 5 in RBI.
Also for Career: BA Eddy .371 - Tre' .332; BB Eddy 191 - Tre' 85; RUNS Eddy 261 -Tre' 180; Slug% Eddy .727 - Tre' .497; OBP Eddy .479 Tre' .424 (I used your numbers for HBP because I couldn't find Eddy's); OPS Eddy 1.206 - Tre' .921.

So to beat Eddy's career total hits Tre' would need 97 hits in his 4th year (doable as he has averaged 85 hits/year, but it would not smash Eddy's record). Tre' would need 306 TB's (avg'd 128/yr so far); 60 HR's(would be new NCAA record - I would welcome that!), 106 BB (!), 38 2B, 160 RBI (a new NCAA record).
Sorry, bruh, I gotta go with Eddy based on 39-point higher career batting average, career OBP 55 points higher, career slugging% 230(!) points higher with career OPS 285 points higher. Those are huge numbers.