Former NU softball coach gets lost in records shuffle
Sports
June 17, 2019

Former NU softball coach gets lost in records shuffle

By Sam Dillon

Statistics and records are a large part of the game when it comes to sports.

In the game of baseball,  they keep track of WHIP, ERA, IP, BA, BB and OBP to name a few. All of these numbers are to show how much talent a player or team has, but who keeps track of all of the year’s worth of numbers?

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