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If he plays NS and NS looks serviceable and could be expected to improve with another year in the system then the offer now doesn't pack the same punch and the kid will most likely stay at his committed school and battle competition there since that's the place he obviously likes better anyway.
So what's the difference? You cannot expect a true freshmen qb to come in and be anything more than "servicable." If Nick can step in and do the same thing or be slightly better as a senior, why not just roll with Nick as a senior and then pickup a hot 2011 qb prospect? Everyone is saying it's a down year for qb's this year anyway. Also, you're assuming that Bray or any other qb will be able step right in and assume the qb position. What if Nick actually beats them out for the spot next year? What will you say then?
The thing that's confusing to me is that people really think Kiffin is essentially sacrificing this season in the hopes of landing a qb prospect. I do not agree with that philososphy, nor do I believe that is what is actually going on. I think it's nothing more than a conspiracy theory and to be honest, absurd.
The 2 things that I believe are...
1.) Kiffiin wants to win as badly as anyone. In his eyes, Crompton gives us the best chance to do so right now. If he truly felt Nick would give us a better chance, Nick would be starting.
2.) Kiffin said from the get go that he would not switch qb's. So far he has stuck with his word and I believe he will continue to do so. To my knowledge, Kiffin has done everything he said he was going to do when he stepped on campus. I have no reason to doubt him now.