A good sign for LSU baseball
As I was looking at the probable pitchers for this weekend's series with Ole Miss, I saw where the worst ERA among LSU's three starters was Austin Ross' 2.82 ERA.
Just to show you how strong that three-man rotation is for LSU, Ross' ERA ranks 13th in the entire 12-team SEC.
Think about that for a second.
Then consider that LSU's team ERA is third in the SEC behind Georgia and Kentucky at 3.50. And that the Tigers boast the best walk-strikeout ratio in the conference (51-238).
No matter what percentage of the game pitching is, it is certainly one of the great factors in deciding outcomes in a baseball game. And as long as you've got that kind of starting pitching, you should be in pretty good shape.
Just to show you how strong that three-man rotation is for LSU, Ross' ERA ranks 13th in the entire 12-team SEC.
Think about that for a second.
Then consider that LSU's team ERA is third in the SEC behind Georgia and Kentucky at 3.50. And that the Tigers boast the best walk-strikeout ratio in the conference (51-238).
No matter what percentage of the game pitching is, it is certainly one of the great factors in deciding outcomes in a baseball game. And as long as you've got that kind of starting pitching, you should be in pretty good shape.
posted by Scott Ferrell at 2:12 PM
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