You, Sir, are describing a situation like Nolan Ryan when he was at Alvin High School.
He was so wild pitching 100+ mph (Nolan even admitted he'd get the urge to pitch sidearm sometimes, too.) back then that some batters would tell the ump that they were "scared" to get in the batter's box because, "He's gonna hit me!" Lulz.
Nolan even wanted to come to pitch for Bibb Falk at Texas, too!
He was late to practice one day, the day that happened to be the day before his start in a game that would have Bibb Falk's scout (who had heard the stories of Nolan's stuff) in attendance.
As punishment, his head coach made Nolan run laps around the perimeter of the baseball diamond -- Nolan did that until he collapsed in the heat and puked.
Nolan started the next day's game, with the Texas baseball scout watching, but was still shaky from his previous day's punishment, so his stuff was ordinary, and he got rocked.
Bibb Falk's scout reported back to Austin and told Coach Falk, "He ain't nothin' special!" FFS
That's how Nolan Ryan missed out on a baseball scholarship to Texas, and who knows what an impact he would have made on The Forty Acres.
Instead Nolie started his MLB career straight out of high school in the Mets organization.