That does make some sense there. Stats are just a nice thing for the kids to see their names in the paper in my opinion. Everyones stats are going to be different because they are all playing different levels of competition. For example you can have a kid who is hitting right at .300 but is playing against all the big schools in the state. Now does that mean some kid that is hitting ..400 playing a local schedule is a better hitter? Of course not. The only way the stats would mean anything would be if everyone played the same teams and same level of competition.

 

Which team do you keep refering to that only plays "all the big schools in the state".

Look at Ryle, CCH, Boone, Beechwood, Campbell County,etc. they all play schedules that are playing competition all over the state for example. I wasn't referring to any school just giving an example, no school in particular.