I went and looked at how WSU hitting and Pitching have compared against the NCAA Avg since 1997 (chose this date just because that is all the NCAA data I could find easily). I plotted the averages in 4 year periods (except for the last 2 with the bat changes).
2012 looks a lot better than it really is, it is pretty bad. The ND series is weighted to much right now (62 of the 107 WSU runs were scored in that series). That series almost makes a terrible hitting team seem average. In the end it will all average out. Without the ND series, WSU is averaging 3 runs per game, and pitching is giving up 4.1 runs per game. But it will all work out when more games are played and each season has those type of series.
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2012 looks a lot better than it really is, it is pretty bad. The ND series is weighted to much right now (62 of the 107 WSU runs were scored in that series). That series almost makes a terrible hitting team seem average. In the end it will all average out. Without the ND series, WSU is averaging 3 runs per game, and pitching is giving up 4.1 runs per game. But it will all work out when more games are played and each season has those type of series.
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