B1G standings and stats as of 3/28/22...
- By ptrich
- IU Baseball Forum
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Here is the link to the B1G standings. I used the standings at D1Baseball since as usual the standings at the bigten.org have not been updated to reflect the overall records although they do have the correct conference records for the eight teams that opened the B1G this past weekend. Purdue won the first game of their series at home with OSU, 7-5, but the other two games were canceled, and I assume it had to be weather related. Like IU, OSU has been struggling to win games early on in the season.
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In the three major categories in the B1G, IU is 6th in team hitting, 13th (last) in team ERA, and 4th in fielding. Surprisingly, IU is not last in hitting batters in the conference with that honor going to Minnesota with 41 hit batters, while IU is next to last at 38 hit batters. IU has given up the most BBs in the conference and it's not even close. IU is also last in earned runs given up. Of course, you could make an argument that the SOS plays a big part in those numbers. Individually, Ellis leads the B1G in homers with 11 and RBIs with 33, while Doanes leads in walks with 24. Colopy is tied for the lead in strikeouts with 31 with two other Hoosiers in the top 10 in that category in Pyne and Mathison. Whalen is 2nd in stolen bases and he appeared to hurt his hamstring yesterday and had to leave the game, and we don't know how serious it is yet. Here is the link to the B1G stats with all of the categories.
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Added note: We still don't know just how good Purdue (19-1) is although they did win the 1st game of their series at home with OSU with the other two games canceled. They have the worst SOS of the teams in major conferences in the B1G, ACC, SEC, Pac-12 and Big 12, and I'm guessing that was probably by design as they have almost completely overhauled their roster during the off-season bringing in a bunch of transfers. Of their 9 everyday starters to include the DH, 7 are transfers from either other D-1 schools or the JUCO ranks, and that includes our Toetz. Two of their weekend starters are their original recruits with the other starter coming out of the JUCO ranks. Their top reliever in Landon Weins, a JUCO transfer with an ERA of 0.79 in over 20 IP that leads the B1G.
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In the three major categories in the B1G, IU is 6th in team hitting, 13th (last) in team ERA, and 4th in fielding. Surprisingly, IU is not last in hitting batters in the conference with that honor going to Minnesota with 41 hit batters, while IU is next to last at 38 hit batters. IU has given up the most BBs in the conference and it's not even close. IU is also last in earned runs given up. Of course, you could make an argument that the SOS plays a big part in those numbers. Individually, Ellis leads the B1G in homers with 11 and RBIs with 33, while Doanes leads in walks with 24. Colopy is tied for the lead in strikeouts with 31 with two other Hoosiers in the top 10 in that category in Pyne and Mathison. Whalen is 2nd in stolen bases and he appeared to hurt his hamstring yesterday and had to leave the game, and we don't know how serious it is yet. Here is the link to the B1G stats with all of the categories.
2022 Baseball - Overall Statistics - Big Ten Conference
The official 2022 Baseball cumulative statistics for Big Ten Conference
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Added note: We still don't know just how good Purdue (19-1) is although they did win the 1st game of their series at home with OSU with the other two games canceled. They have the worst SOS of the teams in major conferences in the B1G, ACC, SEC, Pac-12 and Big 12, and I'm guessing that was probably by design as they have almost completely overhauled their roster during the off-season bringing in a bunch of transfers. Of their 9 everyday starters to include the DH, 7 are transfers from either other D-1 schools or the JUCO ranks, and that includes our Toetz. Two of their weekend starters are their original recruits with the other starter coming out of the JUCO ranks. Their top reliever in Landon Weins, a JUCO transfer with an ERA of 0.79 in over 20 IP that leads the B1G.
The 50th Anniversary of Email: How It All Began
- By sglowrider
- The Water Cooler
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We've come a long way since the first email ever was sent in 1971. How has email changed our lives?
This past week saw the passing of the 50th anniversary of email. That is 50 years since the first email ever was sent. 1971 feels like a lifetime ago for many, and many more weren't even born then. For the latter, they've always known email to be around.
The first Email Ever Sent
The first email was sent by Ray Tomlinson in March 1971. Tomlinson sent the first email because it was what he described as a "neat thing to do." Many people, including himself, didn't really see the point in emails. With telephones as a way to communicate with one another, the idea of emails seemed redundant.
Because email wasn't seen as a viable communication method that would catch on, the initial purpose of email was for file transfer. Email was a way to easily send files to other computer users across a network, without having to make physical copies on a (gasp!) floppy disk. Even to this day, many people still use emails to send files to one another— much larger files, however.
In his first email, Tomlinson just sent the line "QWERTYUIOP." As many people will recognize, this string of seemingly random characters is actually the first line of a standard keyboard.
For his email, Tomlinson developed the use of the "@" symbol. The reason behind this symbol, which is now regularly used without a second thought, is to literally show where the sender was. Tomlinson also created the fields of an email, those being the sender, subject, date, body of the email, as well as the "from" field.
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I suspect that it wasn't too long later that the grandfather of the current crop of Nigerian princes' sent their first email requesting assistance!
This past week saw the passing of the 50th anniversary of email. That is 50 years since the first email ever was sent. 1971 feels like a lifetime ago for many, and many more weren't even born then. For the latter, they've always known email to be around.
The first Email Ever Sent
The first email was sent by Ray Tomlinson in March 1971. Tomlinson sent the first email because it was what he described as a "neat thing to do." Many people, including himself, didn't really see the point in emails. With telephones as a way to communicate with one another, the idea of emails seemed redundant.
Because email wasn't seen as a viable communication method that would catch on, the initial purpose of email was for file transfer. Email was a way to easily send files to other computer users across a network, without having to make physical copies on a (gasp!) floppy disk. Even to this day, many people still use emails to send files to one another— much larger files, however.
In his first email, Tomlinson just sent the line "QWERTYUIOP." As many people will recognize, this string of seemingly random characters is actually the first line of a standard keyboard.
For his email, Tomlinson developed the use of the "@" symbol. The reason behind this symbol, which is now regularly used without a second thought, is to literally show where the sender was. Tomlinson also created the fields of an email, those being the sender, subject, date, body of the email, as well as the "from" field.
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I suspect that it wasn't too long later that the grandfather of the current crop of Nigerian princes' sent their first email requesting assistance!
‘Nigerian prince’ email scams still rake in over $700,000 a year
Video Scouting: 2022 Indiana signee CJ Gunn
- By KylerStaley
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Video Scouting: 2022 Indiana signee CJ Gunn
Another extended look at 2022 Indiana signee and Lawrence North guard CJ Gunn during the 2022 state playoffs.
WGC Match play payout
- By largemouth
- Andy's Off Topic Forum
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2022 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player
The winner's share jumps from $1,820,000 to $2,100,000 in the 2022 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
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IHSAA State Championship Games Today. IU Target Xavier Booker Plays at 8:15 No Paywall This Time
- By Jayhoosier83
- TheHoosier.com IU Hoop Forum
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There's some players worth watching in each game, and only 2 of the teams playing today (Lafayette Central Catholic, Cathedral) have been to the State Finals before.
1A: Lafayette Central Catholic (20-9) vs North Daviess (26-3) 10:30 am
Albert Schwartz, Center (LCC): Has double doubles in 2 of the last 3 games
North Daviess 48 Lafayette Central Catholic 46 2OT
2A: Central Noble (28-2) vs Providence (20-6) 12:45 pm
Connor Essegian, Guard (Central Noble): Wisconsin commit averaging 26 PPG
Providence 62 Central Noble 49
3A: Mishawaka Marian (24-3) vs Beech Grove (21-6) 6:00 pm
Zion Rhoades, Foward (Mishawaka Marian): Looks like he has potential and might be someone to keep an eye on
Beech Grove 53 Mishawaka Marian 43
4A: Chesterton (29-0) vs Cathedral (25-6)
Xavier Booker, Forward (Cathedral): 6'10" and can play either inside or outside
Cathedral 65 Chesterton 31
1A: Lafayette Central Catholic (20-9) vs North Daviess (26-3) 10:30 am
Albert Schwartz, Center (LCC): Has double doubles in 2 of the last 3 games
2A: Central Noble (28-2) vs Providence (20-6) 12:45 pm
Connor Essegian, Guard (Central Noble): Wisconsin commit averaging 26 PPG
3A: Mishawaka Marian (24-3) vs Beech Grove (21-6) 6:00 pm
Zion Rhoades, Foward (Mishawaka Marian): Looks like he has potential and might be someone to keep an eye on
4A: Chesterton (29-0) vs Cathedral (25-6)
Xavier Booker, Forward (Cathedral): 6'10" and can play either inside or outside
