Still going to for due diligence.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
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Still going to for due diligence.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
I didn't watch, just listened while doing things at the house, but it sounds like we have quit. Rea, rooker, and brown all strike out with guy on third and less than two outs. That's just not 100% locked in and focused.
Also, Cohen almost had a sense of relief in his tone after the game. I think he is like us, ready for this shat show to be over. I think He hates his team.
10-1 Georgia in like the 8th.
The one team (usce) we beat in a series this year has got it going now. They're tearing up lsu pitching
Hoping aTm sweeps OM. Maybe that will keep them home too
Back from graduation. Is it over? Like it matters...
It's over...mercifully over.Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogBear
Well, were done then. We could win the next two 25-2 and it wouldn't matter.
I did a quick run through with the stats when you said this. Now this is just SEC play, not including tonight. We have had 68 runners on 3rd base with less than 2 outs. We have scored 36 times. Now this includes scoring by an error, hit, or walk in a run. We have struck out 11 times, been thrown out at home 5 times, and scored on 3 wild pitches.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyQuid
Like i said, this is runners on 3rd with less than 2 outs in SEC play only. Something i did notice however is that a lot of times we have a runner on 3rd BUT with 2 outs and don't get the run in. We have had a ton of pop outs in that scenerio. Also had a good number of double plays hit into with a runner on 3rd with 1 out to end the inning. Now i may have missed one here or there either way, but this gives you a good idea of what you asked for...
At minimum we should be scoring 75% of the time there... (Boyd's chart)
36/68 is 53%.
Horrible.
Is that still a possibility? I saw AM won the first, but would two more wins keep them out?Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Who knows? If aTm sweeps and om goes 0-2 in sec tourney, OM would be at .500Quote:
Originally Posted by Alldawg
Hell, that does not even include the governors cup or any mid week/early season play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smitty
That would be about right, OM will finish .500 and get in, and all it would have taken was us closing out a 7-2 lead with 2 outs in the 9th to keep them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Not making the SEC Tourney is embarrassing. Cohen should feel like pure shit. I never thought we would reach these depths again under Cohen once we reached that first postseason, and especially after the CWS run. I'm severely disappointed
They are 29-25. Their RPI is 30. But their SOS is 1. (Surprisingly ours is 22. Lsu is worst on the SEC at 60)Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
They will be a Tuesday game so they can't go 0-2 in Hoover. 0-1 or 1-2 are the two worst.(unless the format has changed again and I'm too lazy to look it up.)
I would say 29-28, 30-29 they are nervous. However if I recall correctly from looking it up a year or two ago a 14-16 SEC team has never not been to NCAA.
I can only assume the 9th inning debacle in Oxford will get them in.
They played UCF and Louisville on the road and only 1 200+ RPI team - UT martin. So they'll get a committee pat on the back for those.
Yep, they're in at .500 or better, and it's impossible at this point for them not to be .500 or better. Had we beaten them once or twice, they'd be nervous right now, but...Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottH