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A little statistical roundup as we head into the final weekend series up in the Palouse. 

For the second week in a row, Alberto Rios won Pac-12 Player of the Week while a different Stanford player won a national player of the week nod. 
This week it was Carter Graham as D1 Baseball's National Player of the Week. Last week it was Tommy Troy as PerfectGame's National Player of the Week. 

Over the two week stretch Rios went 17-32, 0.532 AVG; 19 RBI; 4 2B, 7 HR, 1.313 SLG. 
Rios now leads the conference in SLG (0.760), second in BA (0.402), third in OBP (0.502), second in RBIs (60). 
This from a guy who didn't have a position to play at the beginning of the season. 

Matthews leads the Pac 12 in innings pitched by a lot (90.2 vs second place 73.1), which I don't like. 
Surprisingly, Dowd (who doesn't start) leads the conference in wins (8 vs second place 6). 

Stanford leads the Pac 12 in HRs, SLG, Runs/gm; second in AVG, OBP. 
Stanford is 9th in team ERA, runs allowed/gm (but 5th in both in conference only games).

WSU is 4th in BA, 6th SLG, 4th OBP, 10th HRs - 7th ERA, 6th runs/gm allowed.
The only category I could find that WSU leads the Pac is Hit by Pitch where they have a big lead: 91 vs second place 75. 
WSU is also 8th in the Pac 12 standings, 1/2 game ahead of both Cal and Arizona who are tied for ninth. Nine teams make the Pac 12 Tournament.

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A little statistical roundup as we head into the final weekend series up in the Palouse. 

For the second week in a row, Alberto Rios won Pac-12 Player of the Week while a different Stanford player won a national player of the week nod. 
This week it was Carter Graham as D1 Baseball's National Player of the Week. Last week it was Tommy Troy as PerfectGame's National Player of the Week. 

Over the two week stretch Rios went 17-32, 0.532 AVG; 19 RBI; 4 2B, 7 HR, 1.313 SLG. 
Rios now leads the conference in SLG (0.760), second in BA (0.402), third in OBP (0.502), second in RBIs (60). 
This from a guy who didn't have a position to play at the beginning of the season. 

Matthews leads the Pac 12 in innings pitched by a lot (90.2 vs second place 73.1), which I don't like. 
Surprisingly, Dowd (who doesn't start) leads the conference in wins (8 vs second place 6). 

Stanford leads the Pac 12 in HRs, SLG, Runs/gm; second in AVG, OBP. 
Stanford is 9th in team ERA, runs allowed/gm (but 5th in both in conference only games).

WSU is 4th in BA, 6th SLG, 4th OBP, 10th HRs - 7th ERA, 6th runs/gm allowed.
The only category I could find that WSU leads the Pac is Hit by Pitch where they have a big lead: 91 vs second place 75. 
WSU is also 8th in the Pac 12 standings, 1/2 game ahead of both Cal and Arizona who are tied for ninth. Nine teams make the Pac 12 Tournament.