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His first scholarship offer came from Hawaii. When Warriors coach June Jones left for SMU after the Sugar Bowl, another scholarship offer came - from SMU.
"I certainly think he's the kind of talent that deserves to be heavily recruited," Neuheisel said of Craft. "I think he's got, certainly, a strong enough arm. I think he's got a quick arm. I think his accuracy will get better as he learns to use his feet."
Craft said he received plenty of interest from schools, including Arizona State and North Carolina, but junior college quarterbacks typically do not elicit many scholarship offers. The feeling is that quarterbacks take time to develop, and most schools take at least one quarterback per recruiting class, so taking a junior college transfer can often signal a program is giving up on a quarterback already in the program.
