1. He's a brilliant kid who is poised to come in and show leadership ability quick. All signs point to him being a coach on the field -- something we want all QBs to be but few not named Manning ever achieve. Someone who can do that at the college level has an advantage over many other QBs.
2. He's not just football smart but dayam smart period. And he's obviously not afraid to go after exactly what he wants even fields that daunt other dayam smart people. We had to have the UT engineering dept. show off how incredible our aerospace engineering program truly was to catch his eye and flip him. Other SEC schools were trying to flip him late as well as Clemson but our proximity to home and the fact that we had something many other schools don't brought him here.
3. He's not as small as he looks. He's 6'4' and 190. Ferguson is 6'3' and 195. Both will grow but if Bray proved any thing it's that QBs don't have to be heavier to take hits. Tall guys typically take more time to put on weight (it's just harder for a lot of them) and who doesn't know at least one wiry dude that can kick about anyone's butt in fight? Wiry dudes (and physically active dudettes for that matter) can be stronger than they look.
4. He's a 4-star pro-style dual threat QB. Who wouldn't want that?!!
5. His ceiling is through the roof and he has the brains, worth ethic, and discipline to make himself into the kind of dominant QB college coaches dream about.
And of course, because we all like to dream based on this potential but he's shown the discipline, work ethic, and intelligence to live up to the hype.