A statistical snapshot of the Columbia Regional teams

by Rudy Jones May 30, 2012

by Rudy Jones May 30, 2012 0 comment

Getting to the College World Series in Omaha is always
on the back of the minds of Clemson players.

	Clemson	Coastal Carolina	Manhattan	South Carolina
Record	33-26	41-17	33-25	40-17
NCAA RPI	31	39	139	11
Last 10	4-6	8-2	9-1	5-5
BA	.269	.285	.273	.271
Runs	334	317	306	288
2B	92	88	96	97
3B	15	11	8	15
HR	40	23	22	39
OBP	.359	.386	.369	.358
Slugging	.387	.377	.370	.399
Sacs	29	73	42	53
HBP	49	70	104	47
Batter BB	252	264	190	229
Batter K	367	346	312	389
SB-Att.	63-81	87-114	81-103	35-55
Off. Shutout	1	1	8	0
ERA	3.94	2.53	.4.44	3.2
HR Allowed	33	24	30	35
Pitcher BB	228	189	201	174
Pitcher K	434	381	310	469
CG	0	4	9	0
Shutouts	1	4	4	6
Saves	11	26	13	23
Opp. BA	.269	.235	.279	.228
Opp. HBP	52	68	70	40
Opp. SB-Att.	48-62	22-51	65-94	33-54
Fielding %	.974	.965	.967	.980
Errors by	61	82	69	43
Def. DP	59	49	38	42

2012 Columbia (SC) Regional ACC Big South Clemson Coastal Carolina MAAC Manhattan SEC South Carolina

Rudy Jones

Rudy Jones recently retired after almost 40 years as a sportswriter in South Carolina. The Travelers Rest native (yes, it's a real place) also maintains a blog about baseball in South Carolina: palmettostatebaseball.blogspot.com. He provides updates on Twitter with the handle @palmettobase

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