05-09-2021, 09:52 PM
Good for you, Sam!
The top of the Pac-12 baseball standings are as follows (conference games only):
Arizona, 16-8, games remaining vs UW and @ OSU
Oregon, 14-7, games remaining @ Utah, vs Stanford and @ Cal
Stanford, 12-6, games remaining @ Cal, @ Oregon and vs OSU
Oregon State, 13-8, games remaining @ ASU, vs Arizona and @ Stanford
UCLA, 14-10, games remaining vs Cal and @ ASU
ASU, 12-9, games remaining vs OSU, @ USC and vs UCLA
In terms of winning percentage, Arizona, Stanford and Oregon are tied at the moment. I have no idea what the next tiebreaker is, and it doesn't really matter with so many games remaining.
I think any of the above teams can win the conference, although I didn't take time to consider all the permutations. I *know* that Stanford is very much in the conference race.
But first we need to take care our final trap game vs SJSU (RPI #237) on Tuesday.
The top of the Pac-12 baseball standings are as follows (conference games only):
Arizona, 16-8, games remaining vs UW and @ OSU
Oregon, 14-7, games remaining @ Utah, vs Stanford and @ Cal
Stanford, 12-6, games remaining @ Cal, @ Oregon and vs OSU
Oregon State, 13-8, games remaining @ ASU, vs Arizona and @ Stanford
UCLA, 14-10, games remaining vs Cal and @ ASU
ASU, 12-9, games remaining vs OSU, @ USC and vs UCLA
In terms of winning percentage, Arizona, Stanford and Oregon are tied at the moment. I have no idea what the next tiebreaker is, and it doesn't really matter with so many games remaining.
I think any of the above teams can win the conference, although I didn't take time to consider all the permutations. I *know* that Stanford is very much in the conference race.
But first we need to take care our final trap game vs SJSU (RPI #237) on Tuesday.
If there's one thing people have learned in Berkeley, it's that you can't put "Cal football" and "Rose Bowl" in the same sentence. The words just don't fit. You'd be better off linking "covered wagons" with "Mars travel." (Bruce Jenkins, Cal '70, SF Chronicle, Nov. 11, 2017)