[thecoacher]

Passing yardage and ability are two different things. D1 coaches don't really care that Johnny from a big 6A school threw for 500 yards against a 1A or 2A school. They want to see Johnny throw the 20 yard out route with velocity, accuracy and consistency at their one day camp. Perhaps the misleading numbers could get you noticed, but it won't get you through the door.

That was my point. My school, Fleming County, has had some Qb's put up impressive passing yardage stats (3000+ per season), but that does not mean they are D 1 kids. It is more about the intangibles that you mentioned than pure stats.