Give Him Something to Hit!

I meant to post that in the recruiting section. I will do so now.

The good news is that college coaches will care very little about his HS stats.

Oh that's right, might as well not even play..

Having already gone through this once, I can tell you with absolute certainty that not a single college coach even asked about HS stats in any meeting, any time. And now we are going through it again and, again, no interest at all in HS stats. Of course he now has a year of college ball and the recommendation of his former college coach...

I'm not sure I understand, is he transferring?

Sort of. He alread transferred and now he's going to transfer again so that he can play ball.

Hmm...someday you'll have to explain that all to me.

Holden is right on this one...college coaches will be much more interested in what they see on the field rather than what they read in the statbook...

PT; Massfan and HC are correct. Don't worry about stats during HS season. College coaches don't have the time nor the interest in investigating all the HS stats to determine a players projected ability in college. Remember that some HS conferences are not that competitive and stats are meaningless in that case. It depends on opinions of people they trust, such as scouts, HS coaches they know, which could be an opposing coach for that matter, and seeing them play during the summer.
Visiting some colleges that your son is interested in, and asking for some time with the coach is also a good thing to do.
Be proactive and visit schools that offer more than BB as an attraction.

Don't have him 'start hacking' at the ball. While college coaches/recruiters won't care to notice HS stats, they WILL notice an undisciplined hitter.