i dont get it

And he isn’t high on Kiffin so much as the school itself. Being in Delaware, he doesn’t have his own team to root for. He picked up on Southern Cal back in 2002 when they beat Iowa in the Orange Bowl (David was 6 years old at the time) and decided they were his dream school. Since then, he’s visited their campus several times and goes to the USC/UCLA game every year. However, he’s only in 7th grade, so he has time.

Alexander is a junior, and he’s still trying to get his name out there. He’s heard from Vandy, Auburn, Carolina (he said Spurrier was “weird”), and Clemson, in addition to several smaller schools, but I don’t know that he has any committable offers. One of his problems is that he plays for a run-heavy team (Buford), although it is a run-heavy team that is the reigning Georgia AA champions. Another is his height, as I think he’s only about 6’1. He just did this Elite QB camp in Orlando and finished 3rd out of ~75. However, the players behind him got significantly more press because they’ve received more attention from big schools. He’s been told by a lot of people that he’s a really good QB (apparently, the local football guys rate him higher than Nash Nance), but he’s still waiting for that first offer that gets more schools to pay attention. As of now, he’s attending camps (I know he’ll be at Spur Dog’s camp this summer), working out, and preparing for next year. My Aunt is sending around tapes, hoping that people watch them, and trying to make all the contacts she can. We’re not quite sure how that last part works. She wants to find out how to get ahold of Jim Chaney, given his past success with short QBs. Beyond that, she’s trying to get an idea of what schools are good for QBs, stratify them as BCS schools, mid-majors, and top I-AAs, and then see where to shoot.