04-16-2019, 09:41 AM
To get a perspective on Stanford’s current offense, here are most recent 16 game OPSs for Tawa, Stowers and Dasch, all of whom started slowly, along the full season OPSs for everyone else
Batting order
Stowers, .890
Handley, .754
Wulff, .929
Matthiesen, .890
Daschbach, .982
Tawa, .895
Brueser, .891
Kinamon, .680
Bellafronto, .790
Average: .880
Team OPS of top teams:
Mississippi State .911
Vanderbilt .906
NC State .881
Stanford .880
UCLA .808
Georgia .804
Oregon State .760
OPS allowed
Georgia, .573
UCLA, .579
Oregon State, .598
Stanford, .604
Mississippi State, .614
Vanderbilt, .628
NC State, .726
OPS differential, offense versus pitching:
Mississippi State, .297
Vanderbilt, 278
Stanford .276
Georgia, .231
UCLA, .229
Oregon State, .162
NC State, .155
Batting order
Stowers, .890
Handley, .754
Wulff, .929
Matthiesen, .890
Daschbach, .982
Tawa, .895
Brueser, .891
Kinamon, .680
Bellafronto, .790
Average: .880
Team OPS of top teams:
Mississippi State .911
Vanderbilt .906
NC State .881
Stanford .880
UCLA .808
Georgia .804
Oregon State .760
OPS allowed
Georgia, .573
UCLA, .579
Oregon State, .598
Stanford, .604
Mississippi State, .614
Vanderbilt, .628
NC State, .726
OPS differential, offense versus pitching:
Mississippi State, .297
Vanderbilt, 278
Stanford .276
Georgia, .231
UCLA, .229
Oregon State, .162
NC State, .155