No insight here, not that that's anything new. Just happened to look up Bryce Harper's one college season and discovered the following in his 66 games for the College of Southern Nevada, a junior college based in Las Vegas playing in the Scenic West Athletic Conference:
He led the league in batting with a .443 average, 46 points better than the next best hitter.
He led the league in on base percentage at .526, 62 points better than anyone else.
He led the league in slugging at .987, 258 points ahead of anyone else.
He led the league in OPS by 421 points at 1.513
He led the league in homers with 31, more than double the next slugger.
He led the league in doubles -- by double.
He led the league in steals with 20 and was caught just four times.
He led the league in total bases by 50%.
He scored and knocked in 81 more runs combined than the next most prolific run producer.
He had the second most walks and third most triples. Slacker.
He also pitched for the Coyotes!
His 11-1 record accounted for the second most wins and the best W-L percentage in the league.
His 2.62 ERA was second best ERA in the league
He allowed the lowest batting average against.
He fanned 96 in 65 innings.
He had the league's fifth best fielding percentage.
This kid might be a good Major Leaguer. Keep an eye on him.
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