In truth, I varsity lettered in two sports (baseball & basketball) for four years in HS and ended up playing D1 baseball. Given that there are multitudes of high school & college athletes, I doubt the "excellence" or "greatness" of my experience is most likely not worth debating in this, or any other forum. But though for obvious reasons you would like to make it so, this conversation isn't about me, it's about you zip - and all of the nonsense - under the guise of scientific analysis - that you are constantly churning out.
You have it backwards, it's not me that is trying to undermine your analysis because you didn't play the game - your analysis is flawed because you didn't play and, you don't understand the game - certainly not with the depth that you purport. That leads you to draw incorrect conclusions - though it's probably your pathological need to feel superior that influences it more than anything else.
I'm not advocating abandoning the use of stats; I'm simply saying that real understanding of sports is much deeper than numbers on a page. Stats tell you what happened but, they don't tell you why it happened or what went into making it happen and so, they are limited by the user's understanding of what they mean in totality. Moreover, there's no reason to shut anything down - but how about you approach things with a modicum of humility and, maybe understand that there are lots of people every bit as smart as you and (gasp!) plenty a lot smarter, that simply know more than you do on a given topic...