quote:Originally posted by standup:
Here is a comparison of a Perfect Game Top Ranked 2012 Hitter and a non ranked player(my son)of the same year. Both Players high school teams played 28 Games and the non ranked player's team played against USABF,Legion Regional & National Champion teams including National Tournaments.The non ranked player has more hits, more walks and less strikeouts per AB in real world games.The top ranked hitter has more homeruns and is excellent.What are recommendations for non ranked players becoming ranked?
http://video.berecruited.com/videos/athletes/658295
Standup - we got off track because your first post (shown above) refers to the 28 game high school schedule for your son and the 28 game schedule for the PG top ranked player you are comparing him to. Then, through the course of discussion we learn that only a portion of the HS games your son played in are Varsity and most are from summer legion ball. We now understand you don't have JV stats in your analysis video but your initial post implied it was apples to apples 28 varsity games. Do you see why we are confused?
To be a valid analysis, you would need the summer stats for the player you are comparing your son to. However, like Coach May said earlier, comparisons to other players are not a good idea, there is no upside in making the comparison.
If your original goal in starting this thread was to have your son noticed by the leading organization for ranking 2012 hitters, I think you have accomplished that goal.