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Was it a lie that Rosier had more touchdowns than Jacory? Was it a lie that he had more total yards? Was it a lie that Jacory threw more interceptions? Was it a lie that Rosier also brought the benefit of 468 positive rushing yards while Jacory ended up 200 yards in the negative? Nope all of...

I see that. He's got every quality of a solid troll.

He probably left because you talk in circles, contradicts yourself, and pull out one statement of a post to hide the fact that you've been beaten. I'm out too. I've talked to walls more receptive

You see how those names are different both years? Except for Jacory Harris. In 2009 and 2010 Jacory threw more interceptions than any quarterback combined.

Jacory had four years on the field under his belt. Rosier has one.

Yes as a fourth year QB he did throw less than Rosier did in his first season playing. Huge deal. However Jacory also had two seasons where he threw more interceptions than ANY other QB in the nation and his junior year he threw more interceptions than touchdowns.

If you don’t think rushing (or not being in negative yards from sacks) is apart of a QB’s game then your stuck in the 90’s. Rosier beats Jacory on less interceptions (which causes losses) and more passing touchdowns alone. However, if they’re close a 600 yard gap in rushing yards clearly breaks...

It’s hard to remember all the reasons why rosier was better than Jacory. But I’ll take almost anyone over Pickory

So Jacory finishing -219 rushing yards and Rosier finishing with 428 is grasping at straws? That’s 600 extra yards for their team. Fine. I’ll go back to Rosier had more passing touchdowns, rushing touchdowns, less interceptions and fumbles. Go ahead and pick a sentence out because you can’t...

In 2009 Jacory had -219 rushing yards while Rosier had 428 last year. So I wouldn’t brag about Pickory having a few more passing yards

It’s weird how Rosier had more attempted passes if Jacory was the one that “had to go win it”. You also didn’t include rushing stats or rushing touchdowns. Even without it Rosier had more passing touchdowns and less interceptions. Jacory threw more interceptions through 2009-2010 than any...

Sure am. That’s why he’s playing Canadian football and even had a season where he threw more interceptions than touchdowns. But I love how you pull out one statement because I used the numbers to prove your argument for Jacory “being more important to his team” than Rosier wrong

Lol what a joke. Jacory’s one of the worst QB’s I’ve seen. The reason that team won 9 games is because Oklahoma lost their QB, FSU was down, and our toughest win was GT. (A decent Miami defense will not lose to GT) That was a good team stacked with talent. Running backs alone was Javaris James...

Jacory went 9-4 once in four years and threw interceptions nonstop. Malik went 10-3 in his first year as starter.

So Rosier as a junior was 54% on 7.3 while Berlin as a senior threw 56% on 8.2. Doesn’t sound like such a big jump is needed

It’s easy to be 60% when you throw 80 passes. (All he threw at Florida) At Miami he three 350 passes both years. His completion rate actually went down his senior year (56%) so it wasn’t just one year. He just completed more touchdowns and less interceptions. Either way him and Rosier became a...

Why can Brock Berlin improve from the inaccurate interception machine he was as a junior but Rosier can’t under better coaching?

I said he never developed much. 300 more yards over 12 games is nothing. You didn’t use touchdowns because they didn’t improve. His pocket presence, footwork, and awareness did not change very much and that’s why his NFL stock dropped

Kaaya was a better passer who never developed much after his freshmen year. That could be coaching but either way he wasn’t great. Rosier won more but I don’t believe he’s more talented. The thing Rosier has is more time. Rosier could be the next Brock Berlin and have a great senior season...

Disagree completely. 10-0 with wins over ND and VT and we hosted the best college game day. We were the hottest team around at certain points.