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What a worthless take. Smh But let me get this straight. So because N'Kosi had the 106th best qbr in div.I cfb this past yr @ a G5 program, 2 yrs after Enos coached him, that somehow means Enos is a bad coach, and poor developer of QBs? You cannot be serious. LMAO I think you and the goof...

Putting your reading comprehension ability aside, you just ended up answering your own question, genius. Malik Rosier compiled 3600 yds of total offense, 30+ TDs, and led his team to a NY6 bowl game, playing in pastor Richt's Air Methuselah offense. All because he at least had elite intangibles...

You're comparing apples to oranges, and giving Lashlee way too much credit for the improvement in offensive production from Enos. It's really very simple. Lashlee led a more productive offense because King was better than any QB Enos had during his only yr @ MIA. Enos's QB room wasn't even G5...

1.) Bringing Martell to MIA was strictly about infusing the QB room with competition & depth. Nothing more. His 1st option was Hurts, but he ultimately chose to go to a better situation in OU, which had a much more proven & talented roster at the time. 2.) If you have to choose between Jarren...

The issue is the dummies on this forum routinely engage in binary thinking. This notion that Enos's offensive philosophy deserves the majority of the blame for his failure @ MIA is insane. Who was his QB when he was @ MIA? Was that QB not a lazy bum, who rather smoke Weed than dedicate himself...