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Expected Runs Tables for NCAA Division I

The tables below were created from analysis of play-by-play data for roughly 93% of all D1 games from 2005 to 2008. An update was then done for the 2011 and 2012 seasons to measure the impact of the new bats.

The first table represents the average runs scored after the given situation occurred.

2005-2008

Outs   0   1   2
Empty   0.72   0.38   0.14
1st   1.19   0.71   0.30
2nd   1.52   0.91   0.42
1st and 2nd   1.94   1.21   0.58
3rd   1.76   1.18   0.48
1st and 3rd   2.17   1.43   0.64
2nd and 3rd   2.39   1.61   0.68
Loaded   2.74   1.85   0.91
2011-2012

Outs   0   1   2
Empty   0.63   0.32   0.12
1st   1.07   0.63   0.26
2nd   1.39   0.82   0.38
1st and 2nd   1.79   1.10   0.52
3rd   1.67   1.14   0.45
1st and 3rd   2.06   1.36   0.61
2nd and 3rd   2.30   1.56   0.68
Loaded   2.69   1.79   0.89

The second table presents the percentage of the time that a team will score at least one run from a given situation:

2005-2008

Outs   0   1   2
Empty   35%   20%   09%
1st   52%   34%   17%
2nd   71%   49%   27%
1st and 2nd   72%   51%   29%
3rd   87%   71%   32%
1st and 3rd   89%   70%   34%
2nd and 3rd   89%   73%   33%
Loaded   89%   71%   39%
2011-2012

Outs   0   1   2
Empty   32%   18%   07%
1st   49%   32%   15%
2nd   70%   47%   25%
1st and 2nd   71%   49%   27%
3rd   89%   73%   32%
1st and 3rd   89%   70%   34%
2nd and 3rd   89%   73%   32%
Loaded   90%   72%   39%

My apologies for the earlier incorrect data, which was posted for about two hours on 8/9/2012. I had managed to overwrite the old data with an advanced copy of the new data, which confused the analysis quite a bit. It's now fairly simple; offense is down, adjust your tactics accordingly.

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